Sentence examples for heading for class from inspiring English sources

A clipboard in her hand and an Obama 2012 button on her shirt, Jessica Ehinger walked along the commons at Phoenix College on a hot Thursday morning, calling out to students heading for class.

Her former roommate, now Jennifer Tice-McClain, said the two of them would hide behind the curtains when they saw male students heading for class and make catcalls until they turned red and ran.

They fled behind a shrine for shelter, scooping up a young student who had been heading for classes at a nearby school, and took cover as fighting raged for about 90 minutes.

Beltran is headed for Class AAA Norfolk, which is where Yoshii might have started had the Mets been unable to deal Acevedo before Tuesday's season opener.

Oddly enough, Seo came into the game with a better E.R.A. than Maddux, even though Seo could be headed for Class AAA Norfolk while Maddux is headed to Cooperstown.

After spring training, Romine is scheduled to head for Class AAA, where he will catch every day and get plenty of at-bats, rather than stagnating on the bench behind Russell Martin and Francisco Cervelli.

The Yankees continue to dangle Mendoza in trade talks, but one baseball executive said the closest the Yankees were to dealing the right-hander was in a trade with Oakland for two pitchers -- one of whom would be Jesus Colome, a 20-year-old pitching prospect headed for Class AA this year.

I remember heading for math class on many a day and finding one or more boys waiting for me at the door of the classroom.

She found out about the invitation shortly before the end of the academic year as she was leaving her Spanish class and heading for her writing class.

As someone who went to public and private schools in Iran for ten years, I remember the way school administrations would line up students in the school yard to listen to announcements, get their clothes and hair styles checked for uniformity, and on some religious holidays, chant "death to Israel" before heading for the first class.

Says Alan Hillman, professor of health care management at the University of Pennsylvania: "We are heading for a collision between middle-class pocketbooks and the drug industry".