Sentence examples for classes fight from inspiring English sources

There are also no public weigh-ins, and boxers in different weight classes fight each other.

The last seven cows standing in a weight class compete for the coveted title of queen, and the highlight of the tournament is when the queens of all weight classes fight one another in the final.

The seven last cows standing in a weight class compete for the coveted title of Queen, and the highlight of the tournament is when the Queens of all weight classes fight each other in the final.

His middle-class family fought back, once dispatching an uncle and an elder brother to the Afghan border, where they contacted him and brought him home.

Despite the presence of many socialists among the Taksim Square leaders, the course of the struggle attests to a quite modest middle-class fight for basic rights.

The airline's first-class passengers sip Champagne, while those in "low class" fight over fried chicken, but just about everyone is loud, crude, oversexed and liable to start dancing at the slightest provocation.

While the poor and middle class fight for us in Afghanistan, and while most Americans struggle to make ends meet, we mega-rich continue to get our extraordinary tax breaks.

"Idealism" seems a poor term to use to cover a willingness to let the lower middle class fight on behalf of those privileged enough to go to an elite university.

"While the poor and middle-class fight for us in Afghanistan and while most Americans struggle to make ends meet, we mega-rich continue to get our extraordinary tax breaks," Buffett wrote in the New York Times last month.

Two others fell – Johanna Konta to the Czech Denisa Allertova after throwing away the first set in a marathon tie-break, and the newly qualified former Slovenian Aljaz Bedene after a high-class fight with the talented young Austrian Dominic Thiem over three hours and 22 minutes, one of the longest matches of the day.

The poor, working poor, working class, and increasingly middle class fight against each other, not the system.