Sentence examples for class of girls from inspiring English sources
She was instructing her class of girls as they painted anti-American posters to hang on the old embassy's walls.
The Groszmanns welcomed this change, but the Hoopers didn't want their daughter going to school along with a class of girls she didn't belong to.
The New Yorker, November 15 , 1947P. 29 A class of girls around 15 or 16 years old make things difficult for their teachers at a Catholic school.
The class of girls is small, and nearly all of them say they have been asked by boys to send a naked picture of themselves.
It was delivered to Afghanistan by a Unicef representative, who read it in Kabul to a class of girls who had recently returned to school after being barred from classes for five years by the Taliban.
Our class of girls, incipient feminists, was totally enthralled by Miss Kay's account of how the clerks tittered and nudged each other: a female desiring to discuss the details of a gas bill!
Almost Famous primly distinguishes between the exploited women and a higher class of girl called a "band aid" - more like a sweetly pretty and largely platonic muse on the tour bus - personified by the kooky yet gorgeous Penny Lane, played by the fantastically irritating Kate Hudson, who is perpetually laughing with transcendentally blonde flower-child wisdom.
And with a better class of girl, we might add.
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Out of my daughter's class of 90 girls, four were accepted at UCs. (One of the four, on an athletic scholarship).
The first class of 35 girls enrolled in GGBC is funded by ATEbank in Greece, which signed on to help 30 girls, and the Equity Bank in Kenya, which is sponsoring the remaining five.
