Sentence examples for class stands from inspiring English sources

Professor Breslow's freshman chemistry class stands out in my memory.

Because the working class stands on the other end of a deal with the corporate class.

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

Mr. Amash, 30, a lawyer and the youngest member of the freshman class, stands out even in the patchwork quilt of the 86 often-colorful Republican freshmen.

In other forms of class-action lawsuits, notably those concerning civil rights, each member of the class stands to gain a similar, common benefit for example, access to something that had previously been denied.

With a national economy that has recently hit a wall, it's no surprise that India's business class stands united behind Modi as their preferred choice for prime minister, a trend mirrored to a lesser degree in recent national opinion polls.

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.

Behind him in the stands, former athletes, starting from his first recruiting class, stood watching.

Earlier this year, as her middle school class stood for the Pledge of Allegiance, she stayed seated.

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