Sentence examples for class law from inspiring English sources

"It's almost signing blind," says solicitor Stephen Alexander, whose Class Law firm has taken on many angry split capital trust losers as clients.

You drove around in a broken-down minivan, and you drank red wine — from a box!" She also made guest appearances on television, on "The Cosby Show," "Head of the Class," "Law & Order," "Oz" and "3rd Rock from the Sun".

With a first class law degree in her back pocket, Brown knows precisely how important possession of the Paralympic title is as her rivals attempt to steal it from her.

At least when they committed their bombings, larceny, extortion, and kidnappings in the ghettos of the city's Italian immigrant working class, law enforcement seemingly paid the group which often sent threatening letters with its namesake symbol to victims no mind.

Andreotti obtained a first-class law degree from the University of Rome in 1941, specialising in ecclesiastical law.

He left Trinity College, Oxford, with a third-class law degree, but his practice as a barrister never really blossomed.

There's no two ways about it, you will face stiff competition if you want to work at a world-class law firm.

She became the second woman in the country to get a first-class law degree, before going on to take silk in her mid-30s.

The British suffragettes, who often exchanged battle tactics with their American cousins, were led by clever middle-class women such as Christabel Pankhurst (1880-1958), who gained a first-class law degree, but was barred from practising in all-male courts.

There, the students take English classes, basic law classes and get assistance applying to and attending university.

In 1944 he had simply done what he thought necessary and right, as both a moral man and a soldier under orders: defended his homeland against barbarian despoilers and low-class, law-breaking gangsters, as the von Kleists had done for generations before him.