Sentence examples for class caught from inspiring English sources

A natural-science class caught her imagination and she began staying after class, talking with the teaching assistants.

Brayan earned a certificate for generosity to his peers in his English-as-a-second-language class — "Caught Doing Good," it read — and Robinson learned to play badminton.

In fact, the unfettered operation of the market produces a class caught in a spiral of poverty.

Nicola Rehling wrote that the disappearance had all the ingredients the media could latch onto: a whodunnit involving a white, middle-class family caught up in a nightmare of evil abroad.

"We need to let the middle class catch the rabbit," he said.

"When that upper class catches a cold, those who rely on them catch pneumonia".

Do some problems and by the time your class catches up with you, everything in that chapter will be easy.

The phenomenon is limited to the upper middle classes, caught between entrenched traditions and the fast-changing world of modern India.

Belittled by his cooler, tougher elder brother Rodrick, frustrated by his mollycoddled younger brother Manny and ignored by the class catch Holly Hills – all under the watchful eye of his well-intentioned mother and ineffectual father – he is stuck in an eternal battle for recognition in a world full of more significant, less gauche rivals.

But there remains substantial room for more consumption in luxury goods and technological products, as the purchasing power of the developing world's middle class catches up to that in the advanced countries.

During last week's meeting of my Pace University Blogging a Better Planet class, we caught Wilkinson for a Google+ Hangout on Air.