Sentence examples for class for life from inspiring English sources
This family of iron (Fe2+)- and 2-oxoglutarate 2-OG -dependentt enzymes has its phylogenetic roots in prokaryotes, thus highlighting the functional versatility and critical importance of this protein class for life in an oxygen atmosphere [ 1].
It's every high school student's dream: Sit through one two-hour lesson and be done with history classes for life.
He couldn't concentrate in class for the life of him.
IN THE early 1980s, American Airlines, strapped for cash, decided to start selling passes for unlimited first-class travel for life.
Pliny the Elder introduced the Latin designation as a loan-translation of the Greek word (éntomos) or "insect" (as in entomology), which was Aristotle's term for this class of life, also in reference to their "notched" bodies.
NEW YORK -- On a recent Saturday morning in Harlem, a few dozen pregnant women in a parenting class made resolutions for life after the baby's birth.
While some taxa require extra classes for different life stages, others, like many arachnid and insect groups, change very little between life stages; they usually only develop reproductive organs or wings, but remain almost identical otherwise.
Still, she resolves to attend the rest of her classes, for her life, and family, depends on it.
However, this raises some considerations: do we divide the ontologies into one for adults and another for larvae or do we attempt to unify them by creating specific classes for each life stage?
As the New York Times's Mark Leibovich observed: "In some sense, [they are] living proof of the thing that most voters loathe about Washington: the notion that membership in its political class guarantees a win-for-life lottery ticket".
