Sentence examples for class circles from inspiring English sources
Faced with this situation, the pewterers switched to imitating the designs used by the silversmiths, in the hope of gaining favor in the more ambitious middle class circles.
I move in accepting (and, yes, pretty middle class) circles, my mother welcomed my boyfriend and his mother to her home at Christmas with open arms.
Set in the Baghdad of Maria Montez rather than of Saddam Hussein, the film, directed by Ron Clements and John Musker, develops the Arabian Nights story into a tale of attractive teenagers -- the lowly thief Aladdin (voiced by Scott Weinger) and the exalted Princess Jasmine (Linda Larkin) -- dating outside their class circles.
"In working class circles they still say ay up me duck, but maybe the younger generation don't.
We use one class of vertices (squares) to represent the strains and another class (circles) to represent the drugs.
Probe sets were rank ordered by decreasing ANOVA test statistic, and enrichment in the nominal p = 0.05 tail (F>3.51, containing top 387 of 7853 expressed) plotted by functional class (circles) and schema (box plot).
Uncolored symbols show the RELM data (Schorlemmer et al., 2010b; Zechar et al., 2010a): the mainshock class (circle); the mainshock+aftershock class (diamond); the mainshock.corrected class (upward-pointing triangle); and the mainshock+aftershock.corrected class (downward-pointing triangle).
Also included for comparison are the results of the RELM experiment indicated by white symbols (Schorlemmer et al., 2010b; Zechar et al., 2010a): the mainshock class (circle); the mainshock+aftershock class (diamond); the mainshock.corrected class (upward-pointing triangle); and the mainshock+aftershock.corrected class (downward-pointing triangle).
In Bangladesh that is absolutely unusual, especially in upper-class circles.
His characters and plots, though mainly limited to westernized upper-class circles, were drawn from personal experience.
"Us", in this case, being the metropolitan upper-middle-class circles in which many journalists move freely.
