Sentence examples for class has learned from inspiring English sources

"The Carl Eller class has learned that despite its representations to the contrary, the union bargained away significant and substantial retired player issues without any input from the retired players," the letter says.

One way they'd do this is by ensuring teachers know how much students joining their class have learned.

Everyone has been touched, directly or indirectly, by the chaos, and Salvadorans of every social class have learned to cope with the constant sense of insecurity.

"The proposed reprivatisation of the east coast, after the public sector rescued the service following two private failures, proves conclusively that the political class have learned absolutely nothing when it comes to our railways.

That makes sense when you think about twenty-five students walking out of her class having learned the basics and ready for first grade each year.

"Who wants to comment on how we're doing so far?" The roughly 15 students in this year's classes have learned a few clear-cut dos and don'ts: Never take calls on your cellphone when counseling someone.

Observations and interviews indicated that pupils in some classes had learned to administer the FV host responsibility of cutting up the FV without much teacher guidance.

In history class, Gogol has learned that European immigrants had their names changed at Ellis Island, that slaves renamed themselves once they were emancipated.

There are economic troubles apart from poverty, such as the persistence of monopolistic practices by royal favourites, a capricious legal system, low education standards and an entrepreneurial class that has learned to avoid risk.

RadarOnline reports the Los Angeles Department of Children & Family Services is recommending that Berry and Aubry take parenting classes, while TMZ has learned that they are recommending that their daughter go into counseling.

Everything else is forgotten in the evening except what wife has learned at class that day.