Sentence examples for means class from inspiring English sources

Religion usually means class, race or tribe segregation.

Mott, Julian Yes but education, education, education means class sizes in secondary schools are the largest for 25 years.

He interprets Hitchcock's prewar films as an attack on England's cosy, isolationist complacency: in The Lady Vanishes or the first The Man Who Knew Too Much, the old country "means class and idiotic prejudice".

It is the filter from the non-local means class that is looking for local neighborhoods of similar shapes [17].

It's the first week of September, which means classes, homework, and an exorbitant explosion of partying and alcohol consumption.

In Kedougou, this means classes are in languages such as Malinke.

When I was growing up, we thought integration meant class escalation for everybody who worked hard, and affirmative action meant getting kids from the ghetto into higher education.

Never mind he was paraphrasing a famous saying about the merits of not behaving vengefully: he'd said the word "revenge"; and that meant class war.

I mean "class" as in social status.

The lack of shelter meant any wind or rain in sight meant class was over.

Results for functional assessment (NYHA mean class and the 6-minute walk test) have not yet been reported.