Sentence examples for classes has made from inspiring English sources

In most of the world the establishment of highly trained administrative, executive, or directive classes has made public administration a distinct profession.

What would the backers of the new Arizona law banning some ethnic studies classes have made of the Bordentown Manual Training School?

At Ms. Blancarte-Hayward's branch, she said women had told her of the changes the classes had made in their lives.

Some classes have made more conventional choices – The Egyptians still made the grade for year 3 and year 2 chose Minibeasts.

Those on the left argue that elite greed and the squeezing of the lower and middle classes have made it rational to be fatalistic, to lose hope and to stop trusting in one's own agency.

When my friend Frank Crescitelli and his daughter, Julia, were walking on the beach about a mile away, Julia found a quilt that one of Mrs. Dresch's classes had made for her.

Rollins had begun teaching in 1981, and one of his classes had made artworks in response to the Atlanta child murders that were dominating the news at that time.

Several of my students have written to me years after they had left school to say what a difference to their lives these classes have made, and my classes at the University of the Third Age have had attendances of up to 160 people.

The people I met in my classes have made all the difference to my success.

'IMPROV'ing My Communication Skills Vicky Miller, 11 March 2013 Postdoc Vicky Miller writes that improvisation classes have made her a better scientist.

Coding classes have made such an impact on Karlie Kloss' life that now she wants teen girls to have the chance to take them, too.