Sentence examples for first-class holding from inspiring English sources

Tony Jones Aberystwyth, Dyfed I am trying to picture David Beckham sitting in first-class holding a flaming torch (Report, 17 May).

A fifth class, held outside on the ground, has nothing.

It was mostly men who showed up to those first classes, held in a small room attached to Dillon Gymnasium.

Two of the first were those at Oberlin, Ohio (1865), and the Peabody Conservatory of Music, Baltimore, founded 1857 (first classes held in 1868).

William Barton Rogers, MIT's founder and first president, had worked for years to organize an institution of higher learning devoted entirely to scientific and technical training, but the outbreak of the American Civil War delayed the opening of the school until 1865, when 15 students enrolled for the first classes, held in Boston.

1892 First classes held at the University.

The first class holds independent of the angle, e.g., (a); the second class holds dependent on the angle, e.g., (b - e); the third class fails no matter what value of the angle is chosen, e.g., (f).

TG was the first class held in Henan province from July of 2010 to February of 2011, and all the engineers were from one company, in which 20 engineers passed the final examination who are certificated innovative engineers in China.

The first class held that morning involved the students hearing from airport spokeswoman Lucy Burghdorf, who gave an overview about the airport's history and what the program will entail.

Tatu Kasim, an almond-eyed 22-year-old whom I met in the boat's third-class hold, which was saturated with the fragrance of its pineapple cargo, said she can't leave her village unless she takes a boat.

"The chancellor, who was travelling in first-class accommodation, held a standard-class ticket.