Sentence examples for change in classes from inspiring English sources

Sure enough, the same offender returns, tummy bare, in the change in classes two periods later.

Eighth-grader Chris Navarro said he was inside an auditorium when he heard several gunshots about a minute before the bell rang for the change in classes.

I gave Orange Key tours in 1974-77, and my tour always ended coming up the steps between Whig and Clio facing Nassau Hall just as the bell rang for the change in classes.

2000," and about a change in class schedule for next year.

Short of winning the lottery, education is the best route to a change in class status.

Change in class composition over time indicated a loss in forest over time and an increase in cleared areas.

By the early 1920s this general plan remained essentially the same except that a gradual change in class and responsibility had taken place.

Like Albert Finney and Peter O'Toole, whose careers took off at much the same time, he's a harbinger of a major social change in class, fashion and behaviour that seemed attractive at the time and was later to take less likable forms.

The change in class will allow the team to benefit from a greater engine allocation through the season.

"There seems to be a major change in class alliances," he said.

In addition to being smaller, the school does not have a marching band, and there isn't a traditional bell to signal a change in class periods.