Sentence examples for looking at the class from inspiring English sources

I would put her age at about fifty in my memory, and, looking at the class photograph, I think that is about right.

For more advanced discussions of the themes and ideas, this series of extracts and discussion questions investigates the social history presented by the novel, looking at the class structure of life in the 19th century and the way women were treated within it.

The addition of new types of creation tools, as well as analytics and presentation startups should provide a wider range of partners for Time Warner networks looking at the class.

"We're going to be looking at the class as much more of a unit [than other tech academies might]… We're going to be trying to get those 15 students profiled the right way, so from different backgrounds, from different jobs,  from different education areas," he adds.

Then she looked at the class and turned to a visitor.

"We'll look at the class and it's our job over the next few months to figure out what's the best fit for us".

Look at the class of 1996: By end of February 1998, of the 245 technology companies that went public in 1996, 110 were trading below IPO price.

When I looked at the class of 1980 from developing countries, only 20% were working in their home region after five years.

To prepare for the chore, I looked at the Class of 1965 reunion book and found it more interesting than I had expected.

"[Roy] turned around in the chair and looked at the class… He goes, 'Well, what have we learned?' And I went, 'That I'm enough.'".

After May 1 enrollment decisions are in, colleges will look at the class and determine if there are additional spots that students on the waitlist can fill, and which of those waitlisted students meet an institutional need - whether the class needs more engineering majors, students interested in theater, or something else.