Sentence examples for in a class titled from inspiring English sources

They are now enrolling in a class titled "The Enron Implosion".

I RECENTLY participated in a class titled "The Glamour Gals and Guys of the 30's and 40's," taught by Bill Hubschmitt, 65, a movie buff and semiretired accountant who lives in Sedona, Ariz.

In a class titled "How to Market Yourself as a Business" that she led on Monday in Morris Plains, Virginia Carpenter, manager of Weichert's West Milford office, advised her students to establish an income goal for the year.

In his first week at Harvard, he met another young South Asian future legal star in a class titled "American Government". His name was Viet D. Dinh, and his family had fled to the United States after Saigon fell to the North Vietnamese.

Some of you know that I have enrolled in a class titled, "Race and Law".

Kathryn Slanski, a lecturer in both Near Eastern languages and civilizations and in humanities, taught a class titled "The Hero in the Ancient Near East". One of the themes was the thin line between kingship and godliness and the efforts ancient kings to project their power to both friends and foes.

The experience came in the form of a class titled "Cyberlaw" and taught by a fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School.

But she had no interest in pursuing composition until, at the University of Michigan, she stumbled on a class titled "Creative Musicianship".

An Overview of the Course, in Ms. Garrick's Own Words: As an elective, I teach a class a class titled Social Criticism.

Mr. Esteban's page on the school's Web site shows that last spring he taught a class titled "Global IV".

I remember the irony, sitting in a college class titled "Social Problems" when angry young adults stormed through the academic building overturning desks, trashing the facility and threatening those who occupied it.