Sentence examples for getting into a class from inspiring English sources

Without getting into a class war I must say that all these changes are approved of by many of the people in the upper levels of city government who weekend in the Hamptons or Connecticut -- or, as in the mayor's case, a man with a bevy of vacation homes for his weekend and holiday getaways so that the impact of this demolition derby falls upon those of us who live in the city 24/7.

To get into a class run by a celebrated professor, or one requiring the professor's permission, go to the source.

He said that the day before he had waited in line for half an hour to have his ID checked to get into a class.

"I didn't want to get into a class [of boats] that was like race-car driving," says Scruggs. "Some fat cat hires pros to run everything and bellies up to the bar at the end of the day and brags about how well he did".

If you should get into a class that gives you trouble, immediately see the professor to get some help or find a tutor.

Although Weiner wrote poetry daily at Wesleyan, he couldn't convince faculty members that his work was good enough to get into a class.

Don't stress if you can't get into a class.

Sometimes you're put on a waiting list for months before you can get into a class.

At Montana Tech, I took it again and I think I scored one-tenth of one percentage point below the cutoff score for getting into a calculus class.

There is something slightly ironic about the supposed great and good of London getting into a first-class train carriage to Birmingham to persuade the locals about the merits of more local democracy.

"I have some little girls who are dying to get out of this class and get into a mainstream class," Ms. Turner said.