Dr. Levy was fascinated by a class of photoreceptors known as cryptochromes.
The house looks as if it's been squatted by a class of particularly manky art students.
An image arises of imperial Rome, maybe: immense comfort and hubris, being supported by a class of professional soldiers.
A. Actually, it was pointed out to me in 1995, by a class of midlevel managers at our management school.
A lobbying campaign by a class of Long Island third graders has triumphed over the forces of the nation's balloon industry.
Mr. Nowick called the proceedings to order by saying "good evening" in five languages, each greeting returned obediently as if by a class of first-graders.
He was cleared by a class of undergraduate journalism students at Northwestern University, who took on his case as a class project.
Most of the fifteen poems are ostensibly written, in collaboration, by a class of mid-century sixth-graders in Sandusky, Ohio.
In the east and in the region of Trøndelag, therefore, the countryside was characterized by a class of wealthy timber merchants and farmers and a large rural proletariat.
In fact, "Homo Zapiens" reads more like an end-of-term skit worked up by a class of bright economics students: tremendous fun for those who have labored through the course work, but of limited interest to anybody else.
The punch line is that few American journalists who read the newsletter know that it is put together by a class of people they generally consider highly suspicious: publicists.
