Sentence examples for classes around the world from inspiring English sources

Until shortly before his death Mr. Kendall lectured on the method; conducted master classes around the world; taught private students of all ages; and trained generations of Suzuki teachers.

His interactions with them generate moments of hilarity (including a raucous discussion of the imperfect subjunctive, a point of French grammar that has caused untold misery in French classes around the world) and also painful collisions and misunderstandings.

According to various of the Fed's critics, QE2 — which involves the Fed's buying six hundred billion dollars in government bonds over the next eight months — could start a global currency war, weaken the dollar, spark inflation, and create price bubbles in asset classes around the world.

AF: Well, we very much believe in giving back and giving free education, so there's been these master classes around the world which have been sponsored by Nikon, where all the participants can get education for free and they've been varied and world wide.

Both Tom Hooper's The King's Speech and Danny Boyle's 127 Hours, British films released this week with an eye to catching the next Oscar wave, artfully resist the rigid cinematic structures – short scenes, three acts – that are taught in film-making and screenwriting classes around the world.

One thousand children a week attend dance classes in the building, and it's also home to Dance for PD, a programme of movement and music for people with Parkinson's disease, developed by two of Morris's former dancers and now a model for similar classes around the world.

Depending on various factors, an around-the-world business-class ticket costs in the neighborhood of $6,000 to $7,000; first class is usually $7,500 to $8,500.

Bianchetti finished third aboard Tiscali in the Class One section of the solitary around-the-world race.

"Let this third and crushing blow against Arizona police send a strong message to the ruling class around the world.

Flying first-class around the world was a bit different to being stuck in the back of a Transit getting on each other's nerves.

But he hated the change ("When is this going to be over?" he asked. "I liked you better when you sold eggs") and in 1971 they divorced; this slender woman flying first-class around the world had become so much bigger than the woman he had married.