Sentence examples for begin a class from inspiring English sources

Yet he does not think trotting out a list of prohibitions is the best way to begin a class.

It is mid-morning in Warsaw and Fijalkowska is about to begin a class on Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales at the Institute of English Studies, part of the University of Warsaw.

You might ask yourself, "How would I explain this information to someone else?" Often, an instructor will begin a class session by giving an overview of that day's material, e.g.: "Today, we will discuss A, B, and C".

At one point, the crowd began chanting, "Recall, recall," and a speaker, Kevin Friel, an officer of the newly formed Maplewood Fair Taxation Committee, said there was a move afoot to recall the five-member committee and begin a class-action suit against a property tax reassessment.

Students began a class boycott last Monday and, galvanised by a city-wide surge in support, staged a large-scale protest outside of the city government headquarters on Friday night.

She worked the crossword every morning; she was learning conversational French and Spanish and beginning a class in sign language when she became ill with a dementia ultimately diagnosed as Alzheimer's-related Lewy body disease.

In the case of finance theory, it happened especially fast: by the early 1960s Miller began a class at the University of Chicago's business school by drawing a line down the middle of the blackboard.

Kurt Julius Goldstein, 87, and Peter Gingold, 85, began a class action in America in 2001, but the case was thrown out by Judge Rosemary Collier on the grounds that the government cannot be held liable under the principle of "state sovereignty".

Many of the protesters are students who began a class boycott in late September.

In 2002, the communities of the Lower Anchicaya region began a class action suit against the energy company in charge of the dam.

And earlier this month Jing Li, a 29-year-old Chinese student living in the adjoining city of Burnaby, began a class-action lawsuit against the new tax.