Sentence examples for may be classes from inspiring English sources

The plan is for a school, with a Miraval twist of course: In addition to on-course instruction, there may be classes in posture, exercises to strengthen your back and shoulders, and creative visualization exercises to help you sink that five-foot putt.

Of course there may be classes where you don't get through everything and that's okay.

This may be classed as glorious failure but it is another major setback for their manager Dick Advocaat.

Based on their optimum temperature ranges, vegetables may be classed as cool-season or warm-season types.

However, while this quirkily styled saloon may be classed as full-production, it seems Toyota is going in with a softly-softly approach.

"Surely only the mechanicals may be classed as 'highly original' as the body has been totally changed," Mr. Charlesworth said in an e-mail on Thursday.

With Lucilian satire may be classed the fables of Augustus' freedman Phaedrus, the Roman Aesop, whose beast fables include contemporary allusions.

Alcaeus's poems may be classed in four groups: hymns in honour of gods and heroes, love poetry, drinking songs, and political poems.

Legally, the levy on the deposits may be classed as a wealth tax and, accordingly, the façade is maintained that bank accounts in Europe are guaranteed up to €100,000 (or £85,000 in the UK).

The feldspar minerals are mixtures of sodium, potassium, and calcium aluminosilicates, and any feldspar may be classed by its percentage of each of these three pure compounds, called end-members.

These packets of radio-frequency energy produce the crackle heard on an amplitude-modulated radio receiver when an electrical storm is nearby and may be classed as natural noise.