Sentence examples for class strike from inspiring English sources

Princeton's SDS called several rallies and a class strike to support the hecklers: only 40 people or about one percent of the student body showed up for the rallies and classes went on as usual.

The noise that greeted Neymar's world class strike has been replaced by a hush.

The hip-hop class struck a chord.

The Labour psyche can now integrate workers, class, strikes, bad landlords and – impressively – the self-employed.

In "The Possessed," her fantastically entertaining memoir-cum-travelogue of her education in Russian (and Uzbek!) language and literature — in Hungary, Turkey, Russia, Uzbekistan and suburban California — she explains why Russian class struck her as so "profoundly human".

Anne, now 75 years old, woke up early and left her home to go to yoga class struck by "the amazing light", unaware how soon blackest night would descend on her life.

Simon, whose acclaimed HBO show charted the internecine struggles and failures of Baltimore police, gangs, politics and class, struck a more nuanced tone than in his initial plea for rioters and protesters to "Turn around.

The space, an artifact of Yonkers' previous life as an escape for the upper class, struck something within Greer.

This exact assessment of Russia's middle class struck me as something I could have read on the "Letter from China" blog by Evan Osnos.

Their daughters, Lauren and Molly, met in a college film class, struck up a friendship and found that they shared the experience of having been bullied as girls.

Curious looking moms who I spotted on the playground and then vetted at the baby music class struck up conversations with me.