Sentence examples for classes erupted from inspiring English sources

The chattering classes erupted.

In 1381, the year when Wycliffe finally retired to Lutterworth, the discontent of the labouring classes erupted in the Peasants Revoltt.

The class erupted in laughter.

The class erupted in laughter, before someone provided the expected answer: "Giving".

"There's a truism about teaching with books," Mr. Dimunation said as the class erupted in titters.

When Jaada, the thumb sucker, announced that she liked to eat mosquitoes, Ms. Moffett made a face and the whole class erupted in titters.

When the news media began to transmit images of this austere old man sitting on a stage, wearing the formal whites of rural Maharashtra and threatening to die of starvation, the Indian middle class erupted in support.

The whole class erupted into laughter, but it's true.

There was a brief, painful silence before the class erupted in laughter.

"That's not very nice," she scolded, wagging a finger at her "assailant". The class erupted in laughter.

"You've got to focus if you want to be successful in business and life to be successful -- that's the key!" My hands dropped as the class erupted with laughter.