Sentence examples for her subclass from inspiring English sources

Her new employer went on to sponsor her subclass 457 visa, which lasts four years and is eligible for renewal.

Embryonic development passes either partly or entirely within the mother's coelenteron or, as in the case of some anemones and some members of the anthozoan subclass Alcyonaria (octocorals), attached to the outside of her body.

Thus, while this is not Jaworska's intention, one can read her as offering a holistic theory of desire focused on a subclass of desires: those that can be said to constitute caring about something or someone (Jaworska 2007a; 2007b; 1999).

In Bengal a subclass of the literary genre known as mangal-kavya is devoted to works celebrating her exploits and majesty.

But, he added, "there is a small subclass" of defendants who fare badly on their own.

Frontier Airlines is the latest airline to create what is effectively a subclass within coach.

"We have created a subclass of patients like Philoctetes with modern medicine," Mr. Doerries said.

Vulture describes the siblings of The Nest as belonging to a "subclass of Brooklynite – the trust fund listless".

Dr. Sanders's doctoral studies of animal life in soft sediments led him to discover a new subclass of primitive crustaceans.

Extant species include the valvate mosses (subclass Andreaeidae) and peat mosses (subclass Sphagnidae).

Copepod (subclass Copepoda), any member of the widely distributed crustacean subclass Copepoda.