Sentence examples for earliest classes from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bryan said some of her earliest classes were a challenge.

A more formative experience awaited him in high school, when he was selected for one for the earliest classes of the Archbishop's Leadership Project in the late 1960s, which took promising black teenagers and exposed them to black literature, history and culture".It was not a college-bound program, per se," Professor Shaw said".It was to train people to be leaders in their communities".

Having been part of one of Y Combinator's earliest classes, the pair, Philip and Gerald Yuen, have raised $1 million in funding from many of the programs more successful alums including Twitch co-founders Justin Kan and Emmett Shear, Parse and Scribd co-founder Tikhon Bernstam, Flurry founder Sean Byrnes and Reddit and Hipmunk co-founder Steve Huffman.

Contrast this with alkaloids, one of the earliest classes of natural products to be identified, for which the best formal definition we have for the class reads (from ChEBI) 'Any of basic nitrogen compounds (mostly heterocyclic) occurring mostly in the plant kingdom (but not excluding those of animal origin).

You should also avoid the earliest classes unless you have to take them, Breus adds.

Tin-glazed jugs in this style called Malling jugs are among the earliest class of English delftware.

The earliest class of personal seals was that of greater barons of the 12th century, who used the device of a fully armed equestrian knight.

Fish represents the earliest class of vertebrates possessing the elements of both innate and acquired immunity [ 57, 58].

How have those early classes developed, and what is it like to teach in SL?

— and joked that the university would add extra-early classes to the curriculum.

Ms. Gendler adds their cards to a pile from earlier classes.