Sentence examples for class provenance from inspiring English sources

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"This is the first time that any of these Champagnes have left the perfect storage conditions of Moët's cellars, which is absolutely first class provenance," said Serena Sutcliffe MW, Sotheby's International Head of Wine.

The figure of Mohamed Atta was particularly compelling for us because of his transformation from educated member of comfortable class provenance to violent actor.

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In her head, she's probably a cross between Lady Sovereign and ex-Sugababe Mutya, but a girl can only deny her middle-class provenance so much.

At the heart is Detective Inspector Robbie Lewis Kevin Whatelyy) of the Thames Valley Police Department, a baggy-eyed widower of working-class provenance whose bafflement over the moral and sexual licenses enjoyed by the Oxbridge classes is deep enough that he isn't merely saddled with a chip on his shoulder; he is carrying Stonehenge.

Middle-class problems: Provenance Can it really be the case that fewer than 25 years have passed since the average middle-class person still thought of provenance as a place in France you might retire to for a year in order to write a bestselling memoir?

Martha Ms. Robinss) is a really, really bitter divorcee who, despite her upper-middle-class British provenance, suggests a hybrid of two great neurotics of the American theater: another Martha, the heroine of Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf," and Blanche DuBois of Tennessee Williams's "Streetcar Named Desire".

"Provenance as first class cloud data". ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review, 43, 4, Pp.

Carbonate particles mainly occurred in lacustrine high-energy underwater beach bars far away from terrigenous provenance, so that Class I mixed sediments with low micrite content and high primary intergranular porosity were well developed, whereas terrigenous clastics were common in the mouth bars near terrigenous provenance, so that Class II mixed sediments with low matrix content were developed.

This was, after all, about the time France industrialized and there were new money and new titles floating around, and old families needed class markers to prove their provenance.

(One commonly cited figure, 76percentt, is of unclear provenance). Those working-class soldiers were also more likely to be trained for combat.

Indeed, the process is already well under way: an area that was once the provenance of working-class populations and a certain grungy, New York flavour has become a hotspot for luxury residential developments such as the one being built next to one of the neighbourhood's oldest and most quintessential attractions, Katz's Deli.

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