Sentence examples for class by class from inspiring English sources

Under the plan, grades could vary class by class, but each department would be expected to try to meet the limit on A's.

The school also barred younger students from going out during lunch, but did it class by class, over a few months rather than all at once.

"Sorry to say this, but the mayor has, class by class, the names of the children," he said on France 2 television on Tuesday night.

In a 1933 pamphlet, Nehru asked "Whither India?", and answered, "Surely to the great human goal of social and economic equality, to the ending of all exploitation of nation by nation and class by class".

A student who was in the school at the time of the attack told local media: "The gunmen entered class by class and shot some kids one by one".

These mixtures are robust, relatively easy to use, and have traditionally learned independently, class by class, using a criterion of maximum likelihood [14 16].

She was thereupon invited to teach, and was ultimately encouraged by Academy thenpresident Richard Stephens to build, class-by-class, what would become the School of Illustration as it is today at the Academy of Art University.

And even without the incentive to reduce the class-by-class rate by going to more classes, ClassPass users can now rest assured that, whatever their usage, they are getting a fair deal.

There should also be teacher class-by-class consideration of children who may have allergies or health conditions.

The undeniable popularity of SoulCycle classes at $32 a pop (another clever development--there are no membership fees, but paying on a class-by-class basis incentivizes riders to show up) speaks to their addictive nature and the quick results riders experience.

A short class-by-class description of the results follows (see also Additional file 2).