Sentence examples for class of dreams from inspiring English sources
A school in Brazil has launched the "class of dreams".
The Class of Dreams was actually built on a model designed to change the cultural approach of the social system and connect people that aren't usually connected, as Louis Filion and Fernando Dolabela would suggest, people like teachers, economic development officers and political leaders.
A ninth grader and star of her class, Fulamatu dreams of going to university and becoming a bank manager.
M. is an ebullient girl, age 10, who ranks near the top of her fourth-grade class and dreams of being a doctor.
The other students in my class have dreams of becoming movie directors, artists, athletes or teachers.
In 2002, Mr. Awuah founded Ashesi University College, a private, liberal arts college in Labone, a suburb of Accra, Ghana's capital, with a small class of 30 and big dreams of transforming the continent.
The Class of 2009 has begun dreaming of proms, diplomas and exit strategies.
Human rights abuses are commonplace and most young Eritreans, along with the professional class, dream of fleeing the country, even to squalid refugee camps in Ethiopia or Sudan.
In it, the United States ambassador Ronald K. McMullen wrote: "Human rights abuses are commonplace and most young Eritreans, along with the professional class, dream of fleeing the country, even to squalid refugee camps in Ethiopia or Sudan".
As much as the director grasps the anxieties of the city's well-heeled establishment, his sympathies lie with the sufferings of its underdogs, the struggles of its working class and the dreams of newcomers pouring into the city through its teeming harbor.
