Sentence examples for class energy from inspiring English sources
CBS's chief executive, Leslie Moonves, declared that "all of us have been deeply upset and revulsed by the statements that were made on our air" about a Rutgers University team which showed "class, energy and talent".
"From the outset, I believe all of us have been deeply upset and revulsed by the statements that were made on our air about the young women who represented Rutgers University in the NCAA Women's Basketball Championship with such class, energy and talent," said CBS Chief Executive Officer Leslie Moonves, in announcing the decision.
The bodies still impress, but the class energy is more about a good sweaty positive workout than a smaller waistline.
It has a confident and thriving middle class, energy independence and cutting edge use of biofuels, as well as decreasing corruption.
Barack Obama may have had to deflect attacks from the right over his "You Didn't Build That" remark when taking on Mitt Romney in 2012, and he certainly used Occupy Wall Street's 99percentt rhetoric to soak up some of that class energy in his re-election bid.
The difference between gene number of class energy production and conversion [C] was mainly due to the mitochondrial related genes.
"Storage Unit" class' energy-related attributes are the followings: maxReadRate and maxWriteRate indicate respectively the maximum read and write rates of the disk which are computed in terms of the transferred size per second (MB/s).
By rights, Russia should have a world-class energy company.
But it has not yet persuaded everyone that it can become the world-class energy firm that Mr Bogdanchikov, and the Kremlin, want it to be.
After operating in obscurity for years, Dynegy suddenly would become the second-largest corporation in America in sales–"a world-class energy merchant by anyone's definition," Watson proclaimed.
Alanna Nash of Entertainment Weekly gave it an A rating, saying that it "skillfully blends raw wit, the working-class energy of sweat-stained factory workers jamming between shifts, and musical styles as diverse as the corny Tennessee Ernie Ford and the creamy Eric Clapton".
