Sentence examples for class papers from inspiring English sources

"He said because we wanted to show that it was possible to stay in Iran and produce world class papers," Nayeri recalls.

Establish a quiet place to do your homework undisturbed, and secure a place to organize your class papers that will not interfere with the household.

The Boston Herald, a great working class paper, had not yet descended into shrill tabloid-hood.

He says he was expelled near the end of freshman year for "borrowing" portions of a class paper from Roy Cohn (later a right-hand man of Joseph McCarthy).

A year later, as a 9-year-old, she wrote in a class paper, "I like to run because I can beat almost everyone at my school".

In college, I wrote a philosophy class paper on Camus and Sartre, and again chose my yearbook quote from "La Peste".

Along the same lines, close monitoring of the various stages involved in the writing of a class paper cuts down significantly on students' ability to get away with turning in papers from term-paper mills.

When her husband was working on a class paper on the death of Charles II, she browsed through one of his books and became fascinated by England's Restoration period.

It was true, he acknowledged, that seven weeks before the shooting he had become notorious on campus for a class paper he wrote proposing the extermination of all H.I.V.-positive citizens.

When it develops that Lauren was a college student as well as a party girl and that she wrote a social psychology class paper on "Iconography in the Fashion Industry," has the investigation taken a serious bent?

Israel Peskowitz, an intense 23-year-old psychology major who is the academic affairs coordinator in the student government, said he too had found the president accessible; he said Dr. Sessoms had talked for 45 minutes to a student who wanted to interview the president for a class paper.