Sentence examples for class past from inspiring English sources

The bell rang, and Shields walked toward class past rows of lockers.

They file into class past armed guards; some have joined neighborhood militias.

Dreamily, I imagine my future self: a year older, strolling to class past this very same scene.

The tenement, he said, was a rare reminder of the neighborhood's vanished working-class past.

If Brazil's veteran space-Gaúcho represents the world-class past, Neymar represents hope for the future.

It is an effort to make the workers more visible, she said, but also hints at her working-class past.

For all her ambition, Ms. Beckham is not ready to slough off the last remnants of her working-class past.

When Mr. Abbott, 27, read the script of "Where We're Born," he identified with Lilly, the protagonist, he said, torn between her new life as a college student and her working-class past.

And it nicely conjures up baseball's working-class past, images of Pee Wee Reese taking the BMT to Ebbets Field, just like any other Brooklynite on his way to work.

We're fed a nostalgic version of the working-class past, populated by two, male, stereotypes: hardworking labour activists, the forefathers of Labour's "hardworking families"; and socially aspirant young men set on escaping the working class, who populated novels and films such as Room at the Top, and legitimate politicians' emphasis on social mobility.

There was the obligatory library, but no classes past the G.E.D. level.