Sentence examples for date from the class of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, there has been much that has been promising about England's two performances to date, from the class of Dier and Rooney in midfield to the way both full-backs have buzzed menacingly up their respective flanks.

So even a graduate from the class of 2013 would be saying, "Kids these days!" when looking at the college hookup (er, dating) scene today.

Another letter is signed by more than 1,000 alumnae, dating back to the class of 1948.

Select your destination, train, date of journey and the class of seat.

The earliest letters date from 1768 and the most recent is a collection of printed emails from a member of the Class of 1997.

Audio: Coffee dates, career switching and what lies in store for the class of 2010.

Administrators switched the date from the last day of classes to senior week, so most undergraduates have gone home for the summer.

Beginning with the Class of 1978, graduates were listed alphabetically, and then by date of graduation.

In summary, the ripening effect captured in PC1 in this study is not exclusive to fresh immature dates with ongoing ripening activity but also mature dates from the dry/soft classes that display varying extent of metabolic turnover during ripening.

Velites were descended from an earlier class of light infantry, leves, dating from the Camillan legion of the 5th century BC, who had a very similar role to the velites.

Most of them date from the 18th and 19th centuries, when an urban middle class was flush in Japan and conspicuous consumption was the order of the day.