Sentence examples for class looking from inspiring English sources

You head into class looking for a blackboard to spin.

But there is a young, energetic almost-middle class looking for interesting things — like mixing in vintage.

I remember sitting in my class looking at the clock and waiting to line up for music class.

The costumes and sets are really world class, looking like Lifetime spent far more money on it than they probably did.

The next day, Wild returned to the Mannes stage for a four-hour-long master class, looking relaxed in a blue shirt, with a thick gold chain and a turquoise belt buckle.

China's biggest developers – from Greenland and Vanke, to Dalian Wanda and ABP – are already flocking to the capital in response to demand from the country's burgeoning billionaire class, looking to park their money overseas.

A few bars in, half the class looked utterly aghast.

The middle class looks nervously up, then down.

Most cars in this class look big yet graceful; the Hyundai just looks big.

The privileged class looked to the West: the children read Mme de Genlis.

Moreover, the British political class looks highly susceptible to vested and monopoly interests.