Sentence examples for elite classes from inspiring English sources

Folk satire on elite classes.

"That's why the elite classes can't stand him and why we want him back," Alejandra explained.

As a teacher in a public high school, perhaps I should be flattered, but getting young men who don't belong to the elite classes to fight in an unnecessary war is neither admirable nor, sadly, particularly unusual.

Only 200 to 300 members of the elite classes are thought to have actually stayed inside its massive stone buildings, watched over at night by guards standing on the walls, while the majority lived some distance away.

Founded as Germany's first seaside resort in 1793 by Duke Friedrich Franz I of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Heiligendamm was once the favored retreat for Europe's noble and elite classes, who were drawn to its blond dunes, wide blue skies and snow-white manors.

What I have learned as a researcher of Yiddish who has lived in Lithuania for 11 years is that the obsession with finding some excuse – preferably that excuse – for massive local participation in the Holocaust is very much alive today among the elite classes of politicians, academics (especially historians) and media people throughout the region.

They have become an elite class.

Arlene was promoted to elite class eighth months after starting.

The No. 4 Orange are now one game away from joining that elite class.

would keep him in that elite class that his brother recently joined.

It is this elite class that the protesters are now challenging.