Sentence examples for class calling from inspiring English sources

The teacher, disbelieving, spent the rest of the class calling on him to quickly glance at a poem and then recite it.

Popular so-called "plenums" were formed to articulate the demands from the streets; they dissipated, but sank roots into a society otherwise dependent on rotten political structures and what became a colonial class calling itself "the international community".

She opposed the idea of him forming a band and disapproved of McCartney because he was, "working class", calling him "John's little friend".

Just when I start to freak out about how my son casually mentioned a boy in his Second Grade class calling a girl "hot," I get reminded that they are, in fact, still just kids.

Arianna rejected the notion that the solution would come from the political class, calling instead on ordinary citizens to help save their communities, like some of the people profiled in Third World America.

President Barack Obama and Democrats have been arguing that taxes should go back up for income above the top two rates, and kept the same for the middle class, calling on House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) to bring the Senate bill up for a vote.

Mr. Noerdlinger teaches a class called Ethics.

The class calls its selection process the Demo Derby.

class called her fat every day," Laura said.

I applied for an art class called Constructed Worlds.

Queens is where the working class calls itself the middle class.