Sentence examples for classes was born from inspiring English sources
From that highly technical foray into rehabilitative medicine, a booming industry of fitness classes was born.
Can it be said that African middle classes are born, to some extent, through migration journeys?
We do not adopt this definition, because the elder rule is not well-defined when two classes are born at the same time, as there is no way to choose which class will survive.
A majority of new immigrants settle in large urban areas; in the largest cities, more than 50% of kindergarten children in some classes are born outside Canada or are from recently immigrated families (Larose, Terrisse, Bédard, & Karsenti, 2001).
The Hacking for Defense & Diplomacy classes were born from the intersection of BMNTs work with the Department of Defense in Silicon Valley and my work in Lean Innovation.
(One-quarter of the new police class was born outside the United States).
As Brazil's economy roared thanks to rising commodities prices, a new, lower-middle class was born and encouraged to spend with easy credit.
It was from these suggestions that my body image class was born (THEN I went and consulted leading psychologists. Still no PowerPoint, though).
This class was born of the need to survey these initiatives in more detail, and to assess their true utility to the world's underserved populations.
The movie, however, doesn't so much make fun of Harvard and its typical preppy student as the kind of movies that sold tickets -- and the people who bought those tickets -- years before the current first-year class was born.
