Sentence examples for class display from inspiring English sources

1. WARM-UP/DO NOW: Prior to class, display a picture of the Ten Commandments on the classroom board.

I was picking up some photos for a class display and everything was going well – they even complimented my classroom – until I mentioned the school I worked at.

Jordan, too, played a steady hand in this fixture with what Chris Nash described as a "world class display of bowling" that saw the England man take five for 68 on day one.

Bastian Schweinsteiger v Andrea Pirlo Andrea Pirlo has been the driving force behind the Italian team during the tournament and a world class display against England was capped off by a superbly cool chipped penalty.

"It makes fun of subway guards and of men-about-town, of dowagers and laundresses, of shop girls and debutantes.… Its neutrality is itself a form of upper class display, since only the economically secure can afford such Jovian aloofness from the common struggle".

Firstly, it implies that acts of institutional corruption as a class display a correspondingly large set of moral deficiencies.

For class displays or to stick on the fridge at home, find this useful times tables poster to print in A3 and laminate – with colour schemes and fonts designed to help pupils with learning difficulties.

Highlighting the prejudice shown to the Windrush generation of immigrants, the novel explores big themes of empire, war, love and class, displaying the parallels in the experiences of the main characters with subtlety, poignancy, and wry humour.

And yet the absolute class displayed in the call's aftermath by Galarraga, Joyce and Tigers manager Jim Leyland — nobody's perfect, I made a mistake, these things happen — seemed to put the matter to rest.

Over shorter periods of two to three years or less, wine as an asset class displays remarkable correlation with stock markets according to Liv-ex's Gibbs.

But that still doesn't really explain other experiments in which the upper class displayed a propensity for entitled behavior, like breaking driving laws and cheating.