Sentence examples for classes organized from inspiring English sources

Five-day sessions cost $450 and are offered from June 2 to Sept. 19, with classes organized by age.

For example, one of my classes organized a gathering of multiple job training providers at our school attended by students and their family members.

It derives from an intellectual dissatisfaction with the predominantly Marxist view that treats social movements as reflecting a fundamental struggle among classes organized around economic production.

He said the 18 hours of Saturday classes organized by the initiative, and Mr. Nystrom's twice-weekly, after-school tutoring sessions, had been helpful.

The Conrads take frequent advantage of an extensive slate of family-focused activities, including tubing and skiing parties, dinners and cooking classes, organized by Granby Ranch for its 400-some homeowners.

Since 2004 the hall has hosted "The Song Continues," an annual weeklong festival of recitals and master classes, organized with the Marilyn Horne Foundation, which Ms. Horne founded in 1993 to preserve the art of the song recital.

In addition, ordinary members are called upon to give talks, teach classes, organize events and do many other tasks that lay members are usually not asked to perform in other churches.

When the photographer Laura Boushnak met her in a literacy class organized by a nongovernmental organization, Ms. Ahmad told her that as she learned to read and write, her daily routine took on new meaning.

Last year, Hélène took the first prize in community service in our class — organized by Le Père Mertens.

In Britain, Australia and New Zealand it has been associated with the working class, organized labor and minorities like New Zealand's Maoris and Cardiff's black population.

Iran, on the other hand, had the key elements for popular success in 2009: a broad and alienated middle class, organized groups of civil society, professional journalists, a sophisticated political opposition.