Sentence examples for being in a class from inspiring English sources

"Being in a class, in a group, means you can only go as fast as the slowest person.

"But I'd rather have him in a class with 14 or 15 children instead of being in a class with 40 children".

She said a Hispanic student told her of being in a class during which the professor, discussing the growth of Hispanics in Texas, said the state could have a Hispanic governor in the future.

But, here too, L&H has long been suspected of being in a class of its own, the main accusation being that it artificially boosts sales by doing deals with "related parties".

Liberia's former president, Charles Taylor, has been sentenced to 50 years in jail for being "in a class of his own" when committing war crimes during the long-running civil war in neighbouring Sierra Leone.

This is not a postmodern novel, nor is it a pastiche of the classic crime novels of the 1930s but it's close to a cross between the two while being in a class all of its own.

My best friend was in A-class -- why him and not me?

"He's in a class by himself".

I'm in a class by myself.

"Today" is in a class by itself.

It's in a class by itself".