Sentence examples for class off from inspiring English sources

Cassandro, wearing a white fleece with the collar turned up, started the class off with rolls, everybody circling and rolling forward twice.

But it is only when Janie and Tea Cake get to the Everglades and confront the singularly racist Mrs. Turner, eager to "class off" with other white-featured blacks ("Ah ain't got no flat nose and liver lips. Ah'm uh featured woman"), that we hear of Janie's "coffee-and-cream complexion" and "Caucasian characteristics".

Perhaps in Italian class, off on a class trip, or just in a class lecture learning from the most amazing collection of teachers.

Sci Academy would send nearly every member of its first graduating class off to college.

The yields of government and corporate debt are exceptionally low by historical standards and over the past four years, many investors have written the asset class off.

You can't take race off the table, you can't take class off the table, and you can't take police authority off the table.

That she should crown it with the election date itself caught nearly all of Australia's political class off-guard, including journalists in her audience at the National Press Club in Canberra.

Students are back in class, off-campus house parties are being held adjacent to university property and tailgating before Saturday football games across the country is considered a must-attend social event.

A 34-year-old mother of two, she has taken classes off and on for years, most recently at her gym in Oxford, Miss.

In 1990, at 21, he began taking adult-education classes at the College of New Rochelle, then transferred in 1993 to the New York City College of Technology, in Downtown Brooklyn, where he has been taking classes, off and on, for years.

By contrast, the first-class off-peak fare for a Paris-Marseille round trip on the new TGV is $110 (second class is $84), though reductions of 25 and 50percentt are common.