Sentence examples for class has to from inspiring English sources

But everyone, including the middle class, has to contribute something.

He went on to tell Chuck Todd, "The middle class has to be protected.

And the illusory middle class has to face its economic reality.

In any case, the privation that pervades life in Cuba, even among the professional class, has to do not only with material goods.

Maybe the actuaries are finding that they can't make the numbers work within the strictures of the statute, so Class has to go back to Congress?

The ideology that has the individual triumphing over society – while casting the working poor as the enemy of the middle class – has to be re-examined.

The second class had to do with those in rebellion against the government.

Instead, she said, everyone in her class had to have elasticized fabric covers.

A beginners' adult hockey class has grown so popular among bankers, traders, engineers, you name it, that an extra class had to be created a few weeks ago.

"Obviously, the 'ruling class' had to be protected," he wrote.

He remembers his fifth-year class having to be calmed down before the interview.