Sentence examples for in a class of about from inspiring English sources

She was one of two black women in a class of about thirty.

She sits in a class of about 30 pupils, at a high-tech primary school in Kigali, Rwanda.

There were only three seats left in a class of about 10 people so I quickly scanned the room and picked a seat next to a guy who looked friendly and cute.

But that question was never more troubling than one day, nearly 10 years ago, when I was standing as a guest speaker in front of a class of about 30 high school students.

In the blowfly, this integration of retinotopic information occurs in the lobula plate, with a class of about 60 individually identifiable neurons showing direction selective responses to visual stimuli, the lobula-plate tangential cells (LPTCs).

Nicholas Provenzano, an English teacher at Grosse Pointe South High School, outside Detroit, said that in a class of 30, only about 12 usually carried the conversation, but that eight more might pipe up on a backchannel.

On another week, a forlornly eager old grad in a "Class of 1926" sweatshirt looks about for company.

The size of Kepler 22b, however, puts it in a class of planets known as super Earths, about which little is known since there is no planet in that range in our own solar system.

She took three years of high school math at William Howard Taft High School and graduated 30th in her class of about 360 last June.

It was constructed in [63] a class of potentials that shield any information about the values of a potential on a region D contained in a domain Ω from measurements of solutions at ∂ Ω.

At Public School 112 in Long Island City, half a class of fifth graders, about 15 students, regularly meets in what used to be the boys' locker room.