Sentence examples for being class from inspiring English sources
"None of us were great students," says Jerry, who turned 60 this year, "so we distinguished ourselves by being class clowns".
Nigel Owens, the Welsh international rugby union referee, praised the team for being "class" while admitting to be "no expert on hockey".
Todd Christie was more interested in being class clown than class president (although he managed to become both), and remembers relying on his brother to help him out of countless self-inflicted problems.
At St . Augustines High School, the elder Mr. Carey ran track and was on the intramural basketball team, in addition to being class president, newspaper editor and a debate team member.
Money is tight and Hunter, along with neighbouring small school heads with whom he works closely, are upfront about the pressures of juggling the same paperwork, bureaucracy and overheads as every other school while also being class teachers.
The ranking also suggests that a tripartite classification system might make sense, with drugs ranking as more harmful than alcohol being class A and those ranking lower than tobacco as class C. The exercise also highlighted how dangerous alcohol is.
Richard Kahlenberg makes the case for shifting integration policies primarily or solely to being class-based over the next decade or two.
After reading dozens of gripes similar to hers, in May Bryant posted a Web page that invited people interested in being class-action litigants to E-mail their beefs to her.
