Sentence examples for become class from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama discusses elections with a ten-year-old boy who had just become class president.

These and a vest worn together become Class 3, the highest possible high-vis ensemble: a high-vis suit, in fact.

Aimee Quijano defeated three other candidates to become the next Class of 1991 president, and Judy Chen defeated Pete O'Neill to become class vice president.

It reminded him that although he was well off enough to have shoes, he did not have an advantage in his bid to become class leader, because the votes of the rich and the poor were weighted equally.

Even when a new venture is launched within an existing business, culture clashes become class warfare if there are two classes of corporate citizens those who have all the fun and those who make all the money.

But the move is being announced on the same day that a permanent ban comes into effect on two 'legal highs' currently under temporary banning orders, NBOMe and Benzo Fury, which will become class A and class B substances respectively.

Or, he asks, will politics in the South become class-based?

Under cover of intellectual rigor, the science bloggers — or many of the most visible ones, anyway — prosecute agendas so charged with bigotry that it doesn't take a pun-happy French critic or a rapier-witted Cambridge atheist to call this whole ScienceBlogs enterprise what it is, or has become: class-war claptrap.

In their conversation, Frank tells Robert Scheer how the party has become class-based, now representing primarily the "professional" or upper socioeconomic class.

Essentially, the later classification re-defines subclasses of the HGNC scheme as separate classes, e.g. 1A and 1B become class-4 and class-1, respectively, and groups some branches to new classes.

Sanders wrote for the school paper and became class president.