Sentence examples for middle class blue from inspiring English sources

But those Toyota Republicans want middle class, blue collar workers who don't get year end bonuses, who don't celebrate with five-figure dinners, to take wage cuts.

I was one of the few children on my block with two parents, both of whom were middle class blue collar workers.

It reminds me of a Martin Mull "middle class blues" parody years ago, where Mull sang with faux anguish about his martini being too warm.

Ms. Hoffmeier's pupils are mostly from middle-class, blue-collar families that have lived in Newton for decades.

Several episodes of Season 2 of "Easy" are variations on the upper-middle-class blues.

That's one film the middle-class blues of sufficiency without pleasure and its view of the Safranek household is gentle, warm, and thin.

But if on some gray days those middle-class blues don't feel quite right, there's still new, raw blues by old black men from Mississippi like R. L. Burnside, T-Model Ford and Robert Belfour.

These industries have helped it rise as one of the national leaders in producing good middle-class, blue-collar jobs.

"If you said to me, OK, I'll grow up in this middle-class, blue-collar family, go to Tufts and Harvard law, work seven years at Goldman [Sachs], build and sell two reasonably successful businesses, work for the president of the United States for 11 days, get shot out of a canon and sit here on this couch talking to you?" he said to me in a rare quiet moment in "the Mooch Cave".

The not so subtle hint is that this is all done at the expense of hard working, law abiding, white middle class and blue collar workers.

Cheaper foreign goods begin equating to fewer middle class and blue collar jobs in parts of the U.S. Communism has a new face as China makes deals with repressive regimes for oil and natural resources.