Sentence examples similar to class of wake from inspiring English sources

Van Nistelrooy, who had sent Vardy a good luck message on Instagram before the game, also showed a touch of class in the wake of the goal that eclipsed his own achievement when he tweeted: "Well done, Vardy.

"Mondays in the Sun," which examines the lives of a group of laid-off shipyard workers in northern Spain, similarly surveys the state of the working class in the wake of its historical defeat.

Even though Iressa gains a leg up on Erbitux and other drugs, investors seemed to view the Japanese approval as a positive sign for all the drugs because doubts had grown about the whole class in the wake of ImClone's problems.

The fact that the economy has changed does not mean that the institutions that created broad prosperity and built the American middle class in the wake of the Great Depression are irrelevant.

This was the chorus among the pundit class in the wake of Lamb's upset victory in the special election earlier this month to represent Pennsylvania's 18th Congressional District.

Further, the effect of the atmospheric stability class on the wake deficit and the available wind power in the wake region has been also investigated using the indirect method.

But it's all too easy to vilify the entire class of business executives in the wake of the high-profile cases of indefensible abuse and law-breaking.

Some days, I think of her as the dream student for all of us who've ever tried to wake up a class of sleepy teenagers by feeding them history's eye-opening stories.

Popular with her class is Wake Up, World!, a book that explores the early morning experiences of children around the world.

All observed breakages occurred during the oscillation which followed the first shedding of a class III attached wake.

Two different types of wake geometry are successively used during the calculation: a rigid wake and a free wake.