Sentence examples for class to bring from inspiring English sources

She had asked her Islamic studies class to bring in something that showed an aspect of Islamic culture.

(For 10 minutes after the house lights went up, and I gently came down, I tried to think of any British name with the class to bring off the same tightrope act.

If possible, ask your class to bring in some items for a stone age snack such as sunflower seeds, blackberries and hazelnuts, or follow this recipe for stewed fruit.

There was a strong, altruistic and primarily Christian-inspired belief that it was the duty of established society (including the universities, the church and individual members of the upper and upper-middle class) to bring "high culture" and the "joy of learning" to the great mass of the uneducated general adult public.

Wayne State College, a 20 minute drive, donates petri dishes of bacteria for experiments, and Brogie enlists alumni of his class to bring back equipment when they come home from college in Lincoln.

Once she dropped by his class to bring him a sandwich.

She offered new classes to bring unsteady incoming students up to speed and developed the honors program for students hoping to go to four-year institutions.

"Actually, say that – say I went to drama classes to bring me out of my shell, that I didn't speak until I was 10 on stage".

Of those who do, most are found to be functionally illiterate and innumerate when they get there, requiring intensive first-year remedial classes to bring them up to scratch.

The Second International of working-class parties had repeatedly passed resolutions urging the working classes to bring pressure upon their respective governments to prevent war, but, once war had broken out, each individual party chose to regard it as defensive for its own state and to participate in the war effort.

Easy as (a pizza) pie — Uber driver Imran arrived at Moonbase in his long Mercedes S-Class to bring Alex and his buddies to lunch in style, comfort, and fun.