Sentence examples for gave class from inspiring English sources

"It created this incredible glue months before the reunion and gave class members a real sense of cohesion".

A luncheon buffet and cash bar at the Westin Hotel gave class members in the San Francisco area a chance for catching up and reminiscing last month.

Schorer says that he gave class not just on work days but also on the dancers' (and his) one free day, and during layoffs.

"It gave class and style to science fiction in the cinema, and that makes it the perfect film to act as the cornerstone of our festival when it is re-released nationally on Friday".

SERGIO LEONE, the Italian director who gave class to the term "spaghetti western," has made some weird movies in his day but nothing to match "Once Upon a Time in America," a lazily haullucinatory epic that means to encapsulate approximately 50 years of American social history into a single film.

In the past, Google gave Class A shares as stock options or in a company acquisition.

The decision came as part of a ruling that gave class-action status to a suit seeking to have Lilly repay billions of dollars spent on the drug.

B1 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 Wal-Mart Undaunted by Suit Wal-Mart told employees that the company would appeal a ruling by a judge who gave class-action status to a federal sex-discrimination lawsuit against the company.

The judge who made the earlier ruling, Justice Richard F. Braun of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, also gave class-action status to a lawsuit filed against the city in 1999 by seven mentally ill inmates of the jail.

After a federal judge gave class-action status to a sex-discrimination lawsuit against Wal-Mart, Carolyn Sapp hailed the ruling as "a major step in assuring that the world's largest corporation is punished for its institutionalized abuse of women".

NEW YORK — A district court judge in New York on Monday gave class-action status to a lawsuit that poses a major new threat to the tobacco industry by asserting that tobacco companies purposely misled consumers by marketing "light" cigarettes as a safer alternative to regular cigarettes.