Sentence examples for classes made of from inspiring English sources

The school has two classes made of local materials and one volunteer teacher.

The next question asked students to 'Write a summary statement about what your representation shows about the measurements your class made of the arm span of the person you measured'.

I keep myself busy.' What do the other ladies at the botanical drawing class make of her? 'I don't care!

The people's state would exercise a dictatorship "for the oppression of antagonistic classes" made up of opponents of the regime.

Mr. Mastro would like to see immersion classes made one of the options available to non-English-speaking students.

They have smaller classes, made up of hand-picked students.

The first classes made up of 1,220 students were held at Montezuma Mesa in February 1931.

They're also the stuff undergraduate English lit classes are made of.

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

The class, made up of representatives of social programs, local corporations, local government and town residents, was selected through an application process.

Elite colleges "are more focused on putting together a class made up of a bunch of individuals with very specific talents".