Sentence examples for fighting class from inspiring English sources

That means there has been no fighting class of nobles.

He belonged to the fighting class, and was further distinguished as a hero of debate, who professed the eristic art.

Dan noted, "When we are fighting, class teacher teaches us behaviour and how to try to understand one another".

But teachers of Latin and German fear the changes will encourage middle-class families to send children into the semi-private Catholic system - thus entrenching rather than fighting class separation.

Proud of my baby daughter placing last in her old-timey, bare-knuckle street fighting class.

And many more hospitals are fighting class-action lawsuits that raise the same issues.

The company has been fighting class-action lawsuits about the toning claims as well as cases brought by various attorneys general.

But the more recent generations had had to spend their money on lawyers instead: fighting class-action suits over working conditions at their oil refineries, or covering up the scandalous dalliances of other Loves.

Block and Beneficial have been fighting class-action lawsuits over refund anticipation loans for a decade and had hoped the global settlement would put an end to the litigation.

In much of the rest of the civilized world, if a student were, for example, fighting in class -- the question would be, 'why were you fighting in class?' But in America, oftentimes when students fight, we blame the teacher: (Newsweek).

After the fight, Khan said he felt he had moved up a level by "fighting world class fighters like Gomez".