Sentence examples for making it to class from inspiring English sources

Most law students live close to campus, so making it to class rarely becomes an issue.

When Lee first arrived in Madison, he had a hard time getting out of bed and making it to class on time.

As with so many factors leading to youth homelessness, education is often tied to stability -- kids who move frequently have a harder time making it to class consistently, and earning their credentials.

You can wait for the hall to clear up a little and talk to your other friends while you wait (once again a good idea) but there's a risk of not making it to class depending on the volume of the hallway.

This saves her at least three minutes, and she just makes it to class on time.

Since the Cyclones' first season in 2001, only one player, second baseman Danny Garcia, has made it to Class AAA Norfolk.

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.

Even when I made it to class, I was too busy catching up on missed school work to attend the one-off sex education sessions.

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.

Jerry, a minor league center fielder who made it to Class AA with the Philadelphia Phillies, said Brett was a much better player than he was.