Sentence examples for filled classes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Anderson, the longtime partner and model of the late Paul Cadmus, the satirical painter and figure artist, was so talented that he filled classes.

Moreover, for your locally owned and operated Yoga studio, there is little marginal cost to add customers to a partially filled class, meaning that the business model of reselling "local" is often more lucrative than the traditional ecommerce model of buying commodity inventory low, selling it higher, and keeping the difference while managing perishable or depreciating inventory.

Figure 1a illustrates this for the two dimensional case: the hyper-plane reduces here to a line, which separates the empty (class 1) and filled (class 2) circles.

The Northern Westchester Center for the Arts was founded in 1978 by Bira Rabushka, whose enthusiasm helped fill classes to the bursting in a tiny former schoolhouse in Goldens Bridge.

Specifically, the college wanted to increase its freshman class by about 100 — to just under 550 — in part to bring in students to fill classes in new disciplines like biochemistry and environmental studies.

It will become increasingly hard to fill classes because far fewer people will want to do what it takes just to make a mediocre living.

Soon, Mr. Santorum's course roster was filled with classes on government.

Staying busy helps, so he keeps his days filled with classes, meetings with professors, his hobby of painting, his mentoring of pledges and other fraternity work.

The rest of the morning is filled with classes.

1.2 Objectives The objectives of Bees' Circus are as follows: Fill classes to 70% capacity by end of first year of operation.

More than 3 million people filled world class stadiums with a rare generosity of spirit.