Sentence examples for made classes from inspiring English sources

There is no air-conditioning, which has made classes this summer a trial.

"I've been in education 42 years, and I've been a superintendent about 25 of those 42 years, and this is the worst that I've ever had to cut," said John Folks, the superintendent of one of the districts suing the state, Northside in San Antonio, where officials eliminated 973 positions and made classes larger in a $61.4 million budget reduction.

This made classes in the theory of computer science and computer hardware architecture very difficult for me.

It has made class actions, the very staple of civil rights cases, almost completely unavailable.

Mr. Thayler said the organization did not believe the cases should be made class actions suits.

He has made class war fashionable again, and in his own backyard the revolutionary forces are gathering.

"He made class interesting and fun.

I was inspired to continue French because I've had a teacher who made class interesting.

Literary texts make classes feel out-of-touch because they're "inaccessible", comments another.

And instead of simply making classes available, they would encourage regular attendance by offering incentives.

Some arts subjects struggle to attract sufficient numbers to make classes financially viable.