Sentence examples for class equivalent from inspiring English sources

Prerequisites: Waves class equivalent to GP 230, Matlab or other computer programming.

They come with guests - my heart sinks when they arrive with one at the door, the middle class equivalent of a bunch of flowers from the all-night garage - but nobody will give them houseroom and they're passed immediately on to the next unwilling host, an endless, dismal pass-the-parcel of disappointing baked goods.

An enamelled crest of the aircraft, personality or squadron was placed below the nameplate, in the same position as the West Country class equivalent.

So what is going to be the middle class equivalent of the Lehman collapse that will provoke the same kind of urgency and action from the White House's economic team?

He was commissioned as a Chaplain to the Forces, 4th Class (equivalent to a Captain) the Army Chaplains Departmentt on 18 November 1914 and was soon serving with the 2nd battalion, Royal Munster Fusiliers on the Western Front in France.

Almost all these codes do not have a Marshall Class equivalent.

But Behan, the brother of the playwright and novelist Brendan Behan, was also part of the Irish working-class equivalent of the folk revival in the United States.

But you would not expect that of the director of the feelgood, rural, middle-class Calendar Girls, of which this is the urban, working-class equivalent.

It does not make her a better parent than her working-class equivalent, just one with more tools at her disposal.

When she was 10, Asante went to the Barbara Speake stage school in Acton, where Naomi Campbell, Michelle Gayle and Kwame Kwei-Armah were among her contemporaries; as far as her hardworking parents were concerned, this was the working-class equivalent of public school.

It then asks the pupils – in classes equivalent to Year 6 level – to "describe two examples of Palestinian terrorist activities".