Sentence examples for class serving from inspiring English sources

Downton Abbey represents the reality: a servant class serving a privileged elite.

By the 1920s the viscount's daughter was travelling third class, serving Marmite and sleeping in Indian railway stations.

He was assigned to Patrol Torpedo craft 109 as a machinist's mate first class, serving under Lieutenant Kennedy, the 26-year-old skipper.

For more than 35 years, Charles C. Freyer '69 has been a leader of his class, serving on the class Board of Governors as a member and in various officer roles.

Educated at Whitgift school, Croydon, then as now a fee-paying school, Prentice went to the London School of Economics, worked as a temporary civil servant and emerged from military service in the Royal Artillery in the officer class, serving in Italy and Austria during the second world war.

The patterns left behind evoke the microbial colonies one might remember from middle school science class, serving "as a record of what it was to live, then die, in seven days," according to The Fold's project description.

The instructors, as a professional class, served as proselytizers.

The improvisational theater class serves as a control course.

His father, a sergeant first class, served with Mobile Army Surgical Hospital units in Panama and the Persian Gulf.

A class serves as a template for all objects whose type is that class.

Students in this year's product-engineering class serve up food-related innovations.