Sentence examples for class stuck from inspiring English sources

Next to it is her daily schedule which is made from pictures to represent things like breakfast and an aerobics class stuck on a strip of velcro.

Students in my first-year class stuck together, and ethnic background did not matter.

Ecuadorians also have a fondness for beetle larvae and a soup made from bull penis, but luckily Claudia Furez-Anrango, the anako-wearing beauty who hosted our cooking class, stuck with some of the more palatable specialties.

Middle-class stuck up". The senior citizens on the south side of town travel in a sort of lonely-hearts club tailgate.

It capitalized on its historic role as Ireland's paper of record -- and tried to shed its staid reputation -- to become a sort of fashion accessory for the newly affluent middle classes, sticking out of briefcase and backpack pockets everywhere in downtown Dublin.

She knows nothing about music, can't string together a complete sentence, and the kid in your 4th grade class who stuck walnuts up his nose was funnier.

So I'd talk in class, stick pins on the French teacher's seat, draw willies on my desk in chalk, help tie the physics teacher Mr Clunk Kearney to the desk with crocodile clips.

Since people seem to define middle class by culture and values as much by income, it will be interesting to see if this growing self-identification with lower class sticks in the years ahead as this younger cohort ages, and if it does, what kind of pressure (if any) that might put on politicians to redefine their stated socioeconomic class categories.

What is surprising, given the long hours and low pay, is that a third to a half of every officers' class sticks through to retirement.

"We need to help students to be asking questions in class, stick with a tough assignment, feel confident in their abilities, work with their peers". Among other strategies, Fenger adopted the Boys Town system for teaching 16 specific social skills for classroom behavior and peer interactions, including how to disagree appropriately with someone, stay on task and get the teacher's attention.

Bernie Sanders, the most vocal about "revitalizing democracy" by challenging the billionaire class, sticks to the basics.