Sentence examples for class stand from inspiring English sources

Inadvertently following the New York Law Journal's advice for this summer's associate class ("Stand Out in a Crowd...

What also makes this class stand out is the strong community that has developed among participants in the four years since it started.

Growing up in West Palm Beach, Florida, she dreaded the tradition of making the tallest kid in class stand in the centre of the back row.

The "hard-ons" of this class stand in a strange oedipal relationship to the "hand-outs" that used to obsess their parents' generation.

We are therefore well aware that all eyes are upon us and that the institutions which represent the wider working class stand with us in solidarity.

Several of the company's reigning ballerinas were intrigued with me, and would occasionally come to a partnering class, stand next to me on point, smile up at me and urge me to "keep at it".

The Happyness comedy festival – bringing four days of class stand-up to Inverness – should prove it's more than possible to stage high-quality shows outside the usual haunts.

Every chair scraped back, and the whole class stood.

At the head of this class stood Henry Aaron, his era's most consistently proficient hitter.

Eight minutes into the lecture, about 5 to 10 percent of the class stood up and quietly left.

That includes diversifying: a largely white creative class stands out in a largely black city; integration remains rare.