Sentence examples for classes long from inspiring English sources
Germany's middle classes long believed that they, not the state, should round out children's general culture.
"You're going to get me arrested!" Well, eventually audio and video tapes were made of Stella's classes long before her death in 1992 at the age of 91.
In 18th-century London, supper was posh: an insubstantial final snack eaten by the upper classes long after dinner – cold beef and punch, perhaps, nibbled to sate the appetite before bed.
Starting in the third grade and continuing through high school, hundreds of students drag themselves to these private tutoring classes, long a tradition in the Far East, day after day, after school, on weekends and over the summer.
We compared two age classes: long unburned stands and 72 year old stands following a major fire in February 2009.
TrueRefactor can detect lazy classes, large classes, long methods, temporary fields or instances of shotgun surgery in Java programs and uses a GA to help remove them.
I subbed for three high school classes long-term, and in four months never met the principal.
The tests were performed at the Llaima volcano and seismic events were classified into four classes: long-period, tremor, volcano-tectonic and tectonic, using a database of signals recorded between the years 2009 and 2017.
It is a sad irony that the adjunct is no lifetime indentured servant, but rather an endangered species, as institutions of higher learning contemplate "satellite hookups and TVs in every classroom... with the finest Indian universities teaching virtual classes long-distance... the $15,000-a-year they were paying the graduate student [or adjunct] has become $1,500 for a hungrier South Asian".
In insects there are at least four main spectral classes: long-wavelenght-sensitive (LWS), middle-wavelenght-sensitive (MWS) and two short-wavelenght-sensitive (SWS) groups.
The KP was described according to pain duration and period in two classes: long-lasting pain (>30 days during the preceding year) and other pain (1 to 30 days during the preceding year or only during the preceding week).
