Sentence examples for class battle from inspiring English sources

We are fighting a national and a class battle".

'After every major class battle they write our political obituary.

While some critics have portrayed the redevelopment of Willets Point as a class battle by a billionaire mayor intent on supplanting scrap metal with sushi, the Bloomberg administration has some unlikely allies in the project.

FIRTH BIDS TO SET SEAL ON GT4 TITLE The GT4 class battle at Snetterton could see Yorkshireman Jody Firth put the championship title virtually beyond the reach of any his rivals.

Jodie Foster plays the imperious Secretary, determined to keep the underclass out of the gated planetary community; and Matt Damon is Max, a former cop caught up in this titanic intergalactic class battle.

It may be a sweeping generalization of the class battle which plays such an important role in everyday British life, but as one attendee of the Prime Minister's reception told me, there is a tendency towards "middle class tolerance to homosexuality that hasn't yet reached the working classes".

As a new middle class battled for greater control over Québec's economic resources, bitter and divisive attempts were made to redefine the role of francophone society in Canada.

Devine laid on the cliches, describing the stood-aside minister as a "working class battler who dragged himself up by his bootstraps from Mt Druitt High, and public housing in at [sic] Lethbridge Park".

The main issue of the election was indicated by the Liberal slogan, "It's time for a change". As a new middle class battled for greater control over Québec's economic resources, bitter and divisive attempts were made to redefine the role of francophone society in Canada.

The franchise's books, comics, and video games describe and depict other Mon Calamari cruisers and successor designs, such as the Mediator-class battle cruisers and Viscount-class Star Defenders in R.A. Salvatore's Vector Prime.

They chart the history of working-class battles from the Peterloo massacre and the birth of the trade union movement right up to the poll tax riots and opposition to the Iraq war, but two of the country's only museums dedicated to working people's history are forced to hold big fundraising events this week to help keep them alive.