Sentence examples for class of world from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the class of world champions will always out, and so it did - tries from Justin Harrison, Matt Burke and Scott Staniforth secured them a comfortable half-time lead.
For better or worse, that culture could be seen replicated more tangibly on the field too, football's organic, working-class roots on display in the form of a more industrial football identity, a time when the moneyed class of world football had yet to uniformly take over the game.
Despite a disappointing season, Laverty indicated last week that he expects to remain in the blue riband class of world motorcycling with the Paul Bird team next season.
The Suzuki team is preparing to return to the premier class of world motorcycling in 2015 and Laverty is hoping to secure one of the rides.
The County Antrim-born racer admits he faces a big change mentally this year as he comes to terms with not challenging for race wins in the premier class of world motorcycling.
The 2009 class of world's billionaires will post the worst collective losses since Forbes started keeping score back in 1987.
Get a ringer 70 percent of the time, and you are in a shrinking class of world-class pitchers.
Only a special class of worlds (sometimes called "base worlds" and sometimes called "normal worlds") make true the valid formulae.
More generally, each term in state of the universe, as represented in a certain preferred basis, reflects the states of its systems in some class of worlds; where the range of the different classes of worlds increases whenever the number of the terms in the quantum state (in the preferred basis) increases (this process is called 'splitting'splitting
A carves out a class of worlds which are rather close to the actual world — all within spheres two to four — whereas B carves out a class rather far from the actual world — all within spheres five to seven.
