Sentence examples for classes and finally from inspiring English sources
I spent a month wrapping my head around divs and JavaScripts and C.S.S. classes and finally built… …this!
(In fact, he spent years taking adult education classes, and finally learned to read and write at a sixth-grade level).
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra brought together these musicians and others — a total of 104 amateurs of startling variety — last month for a weeklong fantasy camp of lessons, rehearsals, master classes and, finally, a concert at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall.
The specific objectives of the study were to assess the changes in the wetland classes, analyse the landscape configuration of the wetland classes and finally examine the composition of the wetland landscape.
I shopped for a ton of classes and finally decided to take STC Science and Technologyy) 209: Transformations in Engineering and the Arts, WWS/MAE (Woodrow Wilson School/ Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering) 353: Science and Global Security, and AST (Astrophysics) 203: The Universe.
We believe the cause is that multi-class SVM [6] constructed multiple binary classifiers (e.g., K(K−1)/2 classifiers for K classes), one for each pair of classes, and finally identified a class based on majority voting.
Class privilege became class prejudice, then class narcissism, and finally class psychosis, for which the only cure is more air and perspective.
Martial is fed up with the hypocrisies of the middle class, and finally, by speaking his mind truthfully, enchants middle-class snobs as much as the members of the low classes he befriends.
Characters who were the life and soul of the party aren't dead or in prison, they're at an art gallery looking decidedly middle class, and finally there's a realisation that things have to slow down.
Finally, there are the women who pull away to save themselves, like the extraordinary central character in "I, Maureen," a woman in Montreal who has married out of her class and finally must disentangle herself from the protective cover of her husband's family.
She asked the intimidating, belligerent student to leave class, and finally, he walked out.
