Sentence examples for literally class from inspiring English sources

Most former major leaguers of Ojeda and Howard Johnson's pedigree would rather be driving a golf cart than riding the Class A buses again, but Ojeda lives close by, in New Jersey, has higher aspirations in baseball and recognizes that he is the human analogue to this version of minor-league ball; literally Class A but more truly First-Class-A.

I don't mean "middle-class" literally, of course; wait while I explain.

Up until sometime in the 1800s, though, lobster was literally low-class food, eaten only by the poor and institutionalized.

We would simultaneously start to eliminate the huge deficits of the Reagan, Bush I and Bush II eras and continue to foster a healthy (literally) middle-class America.

A Room-Service Stampede With more than 30 heads of state on the premises, the Waldorf-Astoria finds itself this week having to provide literally world-class service in ways it has never done before.

Most search and browsing, however, is done through tags, which allow for the creation of literally any category of classes.

My daughter takes chemistry, and she said it was boring, and I was like, chemistry is literally like Merlin Class, like if there's a class that's close to what a wizard would do, that's it.

Your proposed education budget includes cuts that literally promote higher class sizes, as $890 million (from the $2.5 billion) is taken from the K-3 Class Size Reduction program.

"That first improvisation class literally changed my life.

"And literally the whole class turned round and laughed at me," she says, laughing herself.

Students who cannot keep up are often labeled as lazy and left in the back of the class, literally.