Sentence examples for classes to residents from inspiring English sources

It will offer paid apprenticeships and free classes to residents.

He retired in 2006 and began a foundation in New Orleans that helped elementary schools, restored flood-damaged properties and offered finance classes to residents.

After two years of planning, Johnson and his business partners were now only days away from the grand opening of Amplify Gymnastics, a new facility that would offer gymnastics, cheerleading and tumbling classes to residents of Joplin, Missouri.

She said she missed giving computer classes to older residents, planning literary events and interacting with children.

Last October, Idaho Power offered free classes to Boise residents featuring energy-saving tips for cooking (ever tried a solar oven?) and demonstrations on sealing ducts.

"There's a lot of pressure to make the right decision when you know that this is going to be your last stop," said Ms. Manookian, who teaches art classes to fellow residents at the Plaza.

Stationery designed by Mrs. Tuckerman Draper of the grand Hampshire House known for its high-class-lean-to residents discovered that it was too big to go into mail chutes or mail chutes too small to permit entrance of stationery.

One of the things he had to see about was to arrange for the… Stationery designed by Mrs. Tuckerman Draper of the grand Hampshire House known for its high-class-lean-to residents discovered that it was too big to go into… After King Edward's abdication, the Queen broke the news to her two daughters.

The New Yorker, December 18 , 1937P. 15 Stationery designed by Mrs. Tuckerman Draper of the grand Hampshire House known for its high-class-lean-to residents discovered that it was too big to go into mail chutes or mail chutes too small to permit entrance of stationery.

By John McNulty, Wolcott Gibbs, and Barbara Hudnut Boston The New Yorker, December 18, 1937 P. 15 Stationery designed by Mrs. Tuckerman Draper of the grand Hampshire House known for its high-class-lean-to residents discovered that it was too big to go into mail chutes or mail chutes too small to permit entrance of stationery.

Oomph Wellness, for example, a social enterprise that trains staff to deliver exercise classes to care home residents, has developed a simple theory of change that captures how it makes a difference.