Sentence examples for classes ceased from inspiring English sources

In 2008, officials reluctantly confirmed that they had been forced to renege on Mr. Daley's vow to hire new officers, and police academy classes ceased training cadets.

When classes ceased, the Prince kept publishing for two and a half weeks before the staff began leaving campus for the summer break.

These were at first patricians; but those of the next year were plebeians and so on year by year alternately until, in the 2nd century bc, the system of alternation between classes ceased.

The English upper classes ceased to commission altarpieces and other religious art for churches, but their tomb monuments continued to grow in size to fill the empty wall spaces; similar trends were seen in Lutheran countries, but Calvinists tended to be more disapproving of figure sculpture.

During frequent natural disasters, schools become shelters and classes cease, she said.

Deputy education and culture minster Musliar Kasim announced an overhaul of the curriculum that will see English classes cease by July.

Interim measures may be implemented at any time during the student conduct process and may include without limitation no-contact orders, denial of privileges or associations, removal from or relocation within the residential community, changes to academic schedules, including not being permitted to attend one or more classes, cease and desist orders, a ban from campus, and/or suspension.

Had class ceased to matter; were brains all it took to get ahead?

Twenty years after the event, Blair had twigged that during the 1970s the blue-collar working class ceased to be a majority of the electorate.

Will wonders never cease?

BY BECOMING more European and more middle-class, Italy ceased to be a country where everything in politics was automatically defined by left and right.