Sentence examples for class weekends from inspiring English sources
While taking care of her 3-year-old daughter, Dylan, Officer Collins worked the beat weekdays and attended class weekends.
All of the "class weekends" involve a formal dinner and social dance, known in old cadet slang as a "hop," held at Eisenhower Hall.
Each cadet class celebrates at least one special "class weekend" per academic year.
It's capitalism's ploy at turning the working class against itself – the working class' weekend chance to shit on their own kind.
Nominees from Jordan, Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan and trainers during the OneMinutesJr awards and master class weekend in Amsterdam - UNICEF / Chris Schuepp / 2014 The nominees from Syria participated in video workshops in refugee camps in Turkey and Jordan where they told their personal stories and turned them into fascinating short movies.
c/o The Maidstone (207 Main Street; 631-324-5006; thasaidstone.com) has 19 modish rooms, all recently renovated, and has vintage Scandinavian bicycles, beach parking permits and yoga classes (weekends only).
The center now offers farm-to-table family classes on weekends year round.
There were early mornings for ballet and dance classes; weekend shifts as a waitress.
As we roll into peak festival season, with the usual accusations of commercialisation and claims that Glastonbury has become a middle-class weekend break, the phenomenon still shows its utopian roots.
Pastimes became class conscious during that century, and locations and clothing reflected that difference: middle-class families holidayed in hotels in new resorts such as Bournemouth, while their working-class compatriots made do with lodging houses in Blackpool and Morecambe; mountain-climbing was a middle-class weekend pastime, while football stayed working-class.
When I got my mother on the phone a few hours later — you often have to leave a message, because she and my father are always out in their fields, building things — she was delighted at the idea of a bread-baking-master-class weekend.
