Sentence examples for class history from inspiring English sources

Wilson agrees that the town's working class history has helped shape the Dockers' image.

It consoles those who weren't paying attention in class: "History is not what you thought.

Scholars specializing in working class history, see the upcoming excavations at the old Bedlam graveyard as particularly significant.

Marxism does no better, since Marx's class history looks somewhat less than prophetic across the ruins of Soviet Russia.

Will Swarbrick, 21, enjoyed a distinguished academic career at the University of Warwick graduating in the summer of this year with a First Class history degree.

As the hordes of young people advance across the campus, my father makes his way carefully to his next class, "History of Science".

It's an exceptional collection of leftwing and working-class history," Peake told the Observer.

He had turned down his second-class history degree from Oxford because, in his opinion, he deserved a first.

Today, the farther south one goes on the Bowery, the more it clings to its working-class history.

This led to 30 years as a teacher, researcher and writer on poverty, industrial relations and working-class history which influenced the outlook of many of his students.

But then Theroux, who graduated from Oxford with a first-class history degree, admits to concern about being perceived as a lightweight.