Sentence examples for from a class of from inspiring English sources

From a class of twenty boys, he had selected three.

The flowery aroma of muscat and gewürztraminer comes from a class of alcohol compounds called monoterpenes.

The sample population of students came from a class of 25 first-year students.

The grassy, gooseberry quality of sauvignon blanc, for instance, comes from a class of chemicals called methoxypyrazines.

This method is aimed at finding the excitation producing the maximum response from a class of allowable inputs.

Doctors often first prescribe medications from a class of drugs known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs).

The findings are part of a large wave of positive results coming from a class of oncology treatments called cancer immunotherapies.

In the famous Scopes monkey trial, mankind was convicted of teaching an ape-like ancestor that a Tennessee schoolmaster was descended from a class of children.

We each took a group from a class of enthusiastic and inquisitive 12-year-olds, inviting them on to the bus to choose a book.

Occasionally, such European postmodernism can seem a little limiting, as in the story "We Miss You: A Study of Get-Well Letters From a Class of Fourth-Graders".

Acting out of such fear, three women from a class of 10 to 15 new cadets claimed they had abortions, union officials said.