Sentence examples for class pull from inspiring English sources

"This is an upper middle class, pull yourselves up by the bootstraps, life goes on kind of place".

I was a janitor at the time — I think it was an ambulance factory — and in the afternoon I would get to the class, pull up the car and fall asleep for two hours.

"It's the teacher's job to think about each kid in her class, pull a book from the selection and say, 'This is great for you,' " Ms. Von Drasek said.

I remember crying when some boys in my class pulled my hair because they had never seen anything so curly.

Mostly, anchors deconstructed the narrative like professors in a comparative literature class, pulling apart states and putting them at different ends of screens, making the country look, physically, more divided than it really is.

He talks in the unhurried manner of his generation and class, pulling out the diphthongs, and his sentences bending to an expiring cadence, while the frequent Yesses which patrol your own comments are largely noncommittal.

That million dollar investment had to last the company through the nuclear winter of America's recession years, when venture capital — along with every other investment class — pulled back.

If and when the middle class pulls itself out of this national economic malaise, those people's situation won't likely change.

I knew better because a very long time ago a rebellious woman who taught our school district's sex education class pulled a group of us girls OFF school property and told us the REAL deal on sex.

Philosophy classes pulled deeply at me and pointed toward the big question of "what is this whole life process on earth was really about?" After graduating college and entering the workforce, I began reading book after book on the world's religious and metaphysical teachings.

"When I teach a big class, I pull in my diaphragm to project in front of a big class," she said.