Sentence examples for classes have begun from inspiring English sources

Since then, classes have begun to fill again.

The summer tourist crowds are gone, classes have begun, and visitors can get a taste of authentic Oxford, where ancient professors sit outside pubs, and the odd student still cycles past wearing a black scholar's gown.

In reality loan checks often go directly to schools after classes have begun.

University classes have begun, and with every passing day fall comes looming closer; something that we are reminded by with every trip to Wal-Mart or Target.

Educational system in need Although classes have begun to resume, teachers and school officials fear that it will take some time before any sense of normalcy can return.

UNICEF has ordered 162 school-in-a-box kits that will be used to jumpstart education in many more camps and in Don Bosco camp, the largest in Dili with around 13,000 people, classes have begun with basic stationery and supplies provided by UNICEF.

On the day of Ms. Albanese-DePinto's visit, the wide fluorescent-lit halls were quiet once classes had begun.

The columnist Paul Johnson has a theory that Ken Livingstone, when he was mayor of London, realised that the middle classes had begun cycling, so introduced the bendy bus to the city's streets specifically to kill them.

All over downtown Mexico City — which the middle and upper classes had begun to abandon in order to move to wealthier, more modern colonias nearby — artists, writers and intellectuals started renting or simply occupying small rooftop rooms.

The doors were locked because classes had begun, so Lanza shot open the plate-glass window on the door leading into the lobby.

Small wonder that Angola's young, especially in the emerging middle class, have begun to take to the streets.