Sentence examples for class heads from inspiring English sources

The small but growing middle class heads for the country's glorious beaches; poorer people join the exodus from the cities to visit family in the rural areas.

Takeshi Kitano is the teacher whose class heads off on a school trip and ends up kidnapped at gunpoint and taken to the island where their ordeal is to begin.

These are quite frequently executed as plainly as if the dancers, often lined up in geometric ranks, were taking their daily class — heads, shoulders and hips creating the elegant upper-body torque known as épaulement.

So, while the rest of her class heads west, taking the M4 to Gloucestershire on a Friday afternoon for a jolly weekend of riding or shooting, the isolated Barbarella princess makes her visits to cancer wards, arriving in a flashing cone of artificial light, like an alien checking out the sorrows of our world.

Her roommate walked out of the class, head held high.

"The cumin of southern Morocco is just fabulous," said Ms. Wolfert, the cookbook author, as her class headed to dinner at Le Tobsil, famous for its couscous and tagine.

They tut when they see you and your class heading out to the nearest shady tree to read poems about nature.

By the end of the 1980's, a grass-roots movement that had audaciously tackled intertwined issues of race and class head-on had long since disintegrated.

While large numbers of the middle class head for the exits, hundreds of thousands of foreign merchants and laborers have put down stakes here in recent years, complicating the portrait of how a brain drain unfolds.

Growing numbers of visitors from abroad, along with well-heeled Russian tourists — their wallets fat with petrodollars — and members of the increasingly mobile Russian middle class head here for summer vacations.

A few times a year, members of this class head to a mountain resort, carrying only a Council on Foreign Relations tote bag (when you have your own plane, you don't need luggage that actually closes).