Sentence examples for class marking from inspiring English sources

Like many of us blue collar baby boomers, Bruce's roots were working class, marking him a prime candidate for the draft.

The class marked the first time Settee wanted to go to school and learn.

"Curse of the Starving Class" marked a step in the direction of classic dramatic structure for Mr. Shepard, whose earlier plays had mostly been far more jagged and experimental.

This first bible class marks the traditional foundation date of Shaw University.

The ships of the Kaiser Friedrich III class marked a significant departure from the previous s.

For the second and third column (α j =0.5 and α j =1) age attribute favors n = 1 class (marked by blue curve), while RBC attribute favors (b / RBC) n = 3 class (marked by green curve).

In 2008, 97.3% of the class marked as true the statement "HPV is sexually transmitted between males and females" (Table  2).

As we noted in January, the Internal Revenue Service IRSS) requires institutions to be "reasonable" in calculating the total hours that part-time instructors devote to preparing and giving classes, marking papers, meeting with students, and carrying out other functions involved in presenting their courses.

In the UK circumcision is more common in the wealthier upper-classes, marking the fact that a doctor attended the birth rather than a mid-wife.

Button placement is usually show with an X, while button holes are marked with a bracket line (like the number lines you drew in your math classes), marking the actual size of the button hole.

The fortress was designated first-class in that year, marking its importance and defensive capabilities, and Otto Klem was named its first commandant.