Sentence examples for classes of course from inspiring English sources

"The middle classes, of course, could escape to the remaining grammars and independent sector.

All teachers routinely issue grades to students they know — to those in their classes, of course, but that is a level playing field; every student in a teacher's class is, well, a student in that teacher's class.

Even today, the trenchancy of Wotton/Wilde's sallies against some very powerful targets takes the breath away: the upper classes, of course, the critical fraternity ("the critics were in a conspiracy... and were, every one of them, to be bought"), even his own readers ("of all people in the world, the English have the least sense of the beauty of literature").

Educators use Ozobot to teach coding and art classes, of course, but other subject matter, too.

There's definitely a market for this kind of live marketplace for video-based classes, of course it's all about ensuring users that its teachers are top-notch and providing enough of a diversity in classes and subjects to keep people interested and returning to the site.

People in upper classes, "of course did not suffer," he said because they had enough money to buy pharmaceuticals and other scarce items.

"Class," of course, means more than making una bella figura.

Business or first class, of course, would cost more.

He has the class, of course, but not always the competitive vigour.

Alabama has another great recruiting class, of course, including linebacker Reuben Foster.

First class, of course, a necessary luxury for the ideal day out – I'm antisocial, I need space.