Sentence examples for escape class from inspiring English sources

"The decision basically lets companies escape class actions, so long as they do so by means of arbitration agreements," Brian T. Fitzpatrick, a law professor at Vanderbilt University, said on the day of the decision.

"The decision basically lets companies escape class actions, so long as they do so by means of arbitration agreements," Brian T. Fitzpatrick, a law professor at Vanderbilt University, said.

Florence and Edward are relieved that the wedding was not marred by any hint of her parents patronising his, but the English in McEwan's novels do not escape class so easily.

It sucks to be without that right when you really have to go, and you feel pretty dumb that you used it all up on trips to escape class.

Last year Cumberbatch said as "a posh actor in England, you can't escape class-typing, from whatever side you look at it.

Four fifth-grade girls from Public School 314 escaped class one recent afternoon in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, not to buy sweets at the corner bodega, or to swap secrets over blush in the bathroom, but to slip into a music room to work on their opera, a three-act (six-page) work involving a popular girl, a class clown and a meteorite blazing toward Earth.

To Williams, Orwell was destined to fail — because you can't escape the class you're born into.

Gay, and sharing Christopher's taste for young boys, he was unable to imitate his brother's larger escape from family, class and country.

There's no escaping a class system, even in NBC's alternate universe.

Despite my best intentions, I have found it virtually impossible to escape middle-class cliches.

Earlier this year, a team of economists showed that people born in 1970 were less likely to have escaped their class origins than those born 12 years earlier.