Sentence examples for make it to classes from inspiring English sources

Chiarello: Lately, my schedule has been so full it's been difficult for me to make it to classes I like to take regularly…[but] I found two studios that are less than a 5-minute walk from my apartment...I try to stack my days to avoid commuting multiple times.

If they are still in school, they can make it to classes and many have part-time jobs to boot!

She will have a Late Seat — a chair placed directly next to her for a student who didn't manage to make it to class on time.

Students commute from Mexico to the university in El Paso, crossing in a special line that allows them to make it to class on time.

They started a petition drive, which faltered once the children saw they could get to their lockers for necessary books and still make it to class on time.

Then word got around that Chelsey Dumars, another cheerleader, who recently moved to town, was making the same strange noises, the same strange movements, leaving school early on the days she could make it to class at all.

It wasn't until an interagency meeting at ten last night that he'd been convinced the roads would be clear in the morning, and that the kids would be able to make it to class.

If you can't make it to class for one reason or another, please send me an email (I won't respond typically, but it mainly just keeps me in the loop).

And to make the grades, you must make it to class.

There was the student who couldn't make it to class because he had to take his lizard, whose tail had fallen off, to the vet.

Although The Pines was required to provide schooling for T., confidential records show that he often didn't make it to class.