Sentence examples for crowded class from inspiring English sources
"crowded class" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a classroom or learning environment that is filled with a large number of students. Example: The school had to add extra desks to accommodate the crowded class, making it difficult for the teacher to move around and interact with each student.
INFINITI The JX is a large, luxurious seven-passenger crossover that aspires to break into an already crowded class of generically similar vehicles.
Consider: an entire world population the size of a primary school class (an unacceptably crowded class, admittedly).
The money resulted from a measure passed by the State Legislature in 2007 after a court ruled that New York City schoolchildren were being deprived of their constitutional right to a sound, basic education, in part because of excessively crowded classes.
The last free art school in New York (since Cooper Union now charges tuition), BHQFU started with next to nothing, and now holds nine crowded classes a semester.
Among the current challenges faced by Angolan school children are crowded classes and poor learning conditions.
Right now they are crowding classes on private equity.
In cases of crowding, class II malocclusion, severely damaged primary molars, or when the patient rejects the option of a prosthesis, space closure is the treatment of choice [1, 2].
There are no significant differences in the amount of apical root resorption between passive self-ligating and conventional preadjusted in severe anterior crowding Class I patients.
Our purpose was to compare the extent of root resorption of the maxillary and mandibular incisors in severe anterior crowding class I patients between self-ligating and conventional pre-adjusted brackets.
Pesaro, Italy, where Rossini was born, is a pleasant if crowded middle-class summer beach town on the Adriatic.
In between, Damascus, with its walled Old City, grand diagonal avenues and crowded working-class districts, has remained the eye of the storm.
