Sentence examples for class outlined from inspiring English sources

In the first week of class outlined in the curriculum, students taste Jollof rice, a traditional West African dish, learn how to use herbs and spices to make spicy chickpeas and other dishes, and engage in an education segment about hidden sodium in processed foods.

Florida's book, "The Rise of the Creative Class," outlines the demographics of a group that has been variously called yuppies or bourgeois bohemians.

A8 NATIONAL A12-23 Bush Makes New Pitch To Attract Middle-Class Gov. George W. Bush said he was determined to convince middle-income voters that they would fare better under his proposals than under Vice President Al Gore's, and he released a new campaign document, "Blueprint for the Middle Class," outlining his proposals.

The ten high-level classes outlined above have been grouped to enhance meaning.

Both interviewers and interviewees were recruited following presentations to the classes outlining the project, the process of peer interviewing and their specific roles.

The number of animals by year class is outlined in Table  1.

Accordingly, Mr. Martens altered the class outline, focusing much more on Osama bin Laden, the terrorist group Al Qaeda and the Middle East in general.

The textbook, changed to more closely match a particular class outline, can be either viewed online or printed out and used as a traditional textbook.

Its bullet points on the class outline are Life is Not A Race, They're Only Little Once and Yelling "Hurry Up!" Everyday Is Annoying to Everyone.

Pay attention to the following and use them to help guide your focus as you read: The syllabus or class outline.

"I always thought, 'Oh, John McCain, my parents like him.' " In class, Professor McLean outlined the demographics of the New Hampshire electorate, with its huge contingent of independent voters.