Sentence examples for class you know from inspiring English sources

Dreading that compulsory class you know you'll suck at, the one with the 50% fail rate?

If you want to represent the working class, you know, it might help to have a few people who've actually worked".

Emily A. Kile, 18, a high school senior involved in antismoking efforts in Greenfield, Ind., said, "Kids can sit in class, you know, and use it and nobody would know".

Dos Passos quotes Hearst's answer to fellow-millionaires who thought he was a traitor to his class: You know I believe in property, and you know where I stand on personal fortunes, but isn't it better that I should represent in this country the dissatisfied than have somebody else do it who might not have the same real property relations that I may have?

When the action moves to Indy back home lecturing to an archeology class, you know that Spielberg, having gone sky-high at the start, must have at least seventeen other climaxes to come, and that the movie isn't going to be an adventure but a competition — Spielberg versus Spielberg.

Nicknamed "Pima" (for being a pain in his ass), the student would goof off and pretend to be uber-l337 by changing the root password, arguing points in class – you know, that sort of thing.

"Every person who is working-class can relate to Farage, who goes into a pub and drinks beer and pretends to be working-class, you know.

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I go out every day, I usher, I do strength training, I play bocce, I play the piano, take classes – you know, I do a lot of stuff".

It doesn't have to be always first-class, you know!

Take classes you know you'll enjoy.