Sentence examples for class has gone from inspiring English sources

As Martin says, the attitude of the professional class has gone from "how much is enough to how much can I get".

Fenway goes to sports events and has even been an item in the school's fund-raising auction, where the privilege of having him visit a child's class has gone for $1,000.

We now estimate that 270m residents of developing countries belonged to the global middle class in 2005, a sharp reduction from an earlier figure of 400m (extrapolated from the 2000 estimate of 250m).There are also important compositional changes: the proportion of East Asian residents in the global middle class has gone down by half, while that of east European residents has roughly doubled.

One of the first pieces I wrote for The New Yorker, back in December , 1995 was entitled "Who Killed the Middle Class?" Here is how it ended: "At some point, both parties will have to level with the voters and tell them the truth: the postwar Golden Era is gone forever, and the great middle class has gone with it.

On the institutional side, total fundraising from Limited Partners LPP's) in the asset class has gone up in the last year, but interestingly, fewer firms are actually receiving these funds.

My first class has gone really well.

Lately, cars that try to bring style and personality to the under-$20,000 class have gone for the boxy approach: the Scion xB, the Nissan Cube and Kia's own Soul.

The professor was a man named Horace Gregory.… A woman in the class had gone to Reno to get a divorce, and went to live there for six weeks and came back with a detailed report.… I was riveted.

The class had gone over this material the day before, but nearly all have forgotten the concept.

Professor Carballo started off by asking how many of the class had gone on a dig before.

If the class had gone into full production, the locomotives would have been painted in British Railways mixed traffic/freight black livery with red, grey and cream lining.