Sentence examples for class departed from inspiring English sources

Williams, who grew up in Asheville, N.C., said he could not distance himself from Kansas until his last recruiting class departed.

Money that migrated out of Harlem when the middle class departed to the suburbs in the 40's is beginning to migrate back, and cultural momentum has never felt as concentrated as it does right now.

Two months later the first of the four ocean-going steamers of the Britannia Class, departed Liverpool, arriving in Halifax after 12 days and 10 hours, averaging 8.5 kn, before proceeding to Boston.

The 2010 graduating class departed campus owing $659 million, according to Department of Education data, the highest sum of any class in the country (excluding a handful of for-profit colleges).

The mean of the predicted classes departs considerably from the mean of the training samples for a number of classes on the left, indicating a poor match between the known training representatives and the predicted members of the classes.

Their class will depart from the standard MOOC format of lecture and quizzes by engaging students in, "Guided Interactivity, where interactive simulations are seamlessly woven into the flow of instruction".

The main axis has a large multi-ribbed actinostele from which traces of two size classes depart in an irregular helix to decurrent lateral appendages.

What he has done is Saturday, which resembles Amsterdam in sardonically examining the interior life of the contemporary middle classes but departs starkly from the century-long focus of Atonement by taking place over 24 hours, on what is supposed to be the day off of Henry Perowne, a noted London neurosurgeon.

The Buffalo diaspora has shown educated and middle-class residents departing in droves, with the remaining population consisting of many state-subsidized people who are struck in a region with diminishing economic opportunities and worsening social problems.

And although initially designed to honor a great public figure, the custom was soon appropriated by the middle class as a way to memorialize departed family members.

Her main, indeed only, concern is to keep the class intact, for she has been promised a bonus upon the regular teacher's return only if there is "not one less" pupil in the class than when he departed.