Sentence examples for forth class from inspiring English sources

As I watched the former coach of Golden State on the sidelines commentate on the team he helped build, and was ultimately fired from a year ago, I witnessed another narrative spring forth: class.

Doneen (1964) put forth that Class I and II waters are considered to be good and suitable for irrigation, while class III water is unsuitable for irrigation.

"I used to carry them back and forth to class with me".

They communicated mostly by instant message and by having friends pass notes back and forth after class.

For example, the cruel comments that used to pass back and forth in class via folded notes or slam books now appear, instantly amendable, in electronic postings.

Ms. Balcom's troubles began last month after she told her mother about a note she and a 15-year-old boy had passed back and forth in class at Barker High School.

In 1733, Dr George Cheyne speculated that the English climate, combined with sedentary lifestyles and urbanisation, "have brought forth a class of distemper with atrocious and frightful symptoms, scarce known to our ancestors, and never rising to such fatal heights, and afflicting such numbers in any known nation.

If you are just going back and forth between class and your dorm, chances are you are not going to have a positive college experience.

Finally, our finding that cytokinesis genes tend to be overexpressed in patients with poor prognosis sets forth this class of genes and their protein products as targets for antimitotic therapies.

Others are obviously just going back and forth between classes.

We had several back-and-forths in class re: his hatred of technology.