Sentence examples for mixed class from inspiring English sources

Would she object to lecturing on "Lady Chatterley" to a mixed class?

The street was always mixed class and multicultural: in the 1930s it offered cheap havens to an influx of Czechoslovakian refugees.

I took a mixed class from Gap's, a highly regarded school run by a guesthouse that also runs a vegetarian restaurant.

Other recommendations include possibly introducing a kiteboard instead of a windsurfer and making the 470 dingy a mixed class as the women's division in that boat moves into a high performance dinghy to match the men's 49er.

Under the proposed settlement, which the judge, Lewis A. Kaplan of Federal District Court, conditionally approved last month, members of this so-called mixed class would be compensated only for auctions that took place in the United States and would give up their right to sue in the United States for transactions that took place overseas.

Over the past three years, this has seen the change that Stuart Hodkinson, a geographer from Leeds who focusses his research on Brixton, describes as "mixed class, useful markets, turned into high-end food eatery outlets, with a bit of fresh veg in between each stall".

On early mixed-class planes, the first-class seats were sometimes back near the tail, farther from the noise of the engines and, perhaps, from the chauffeur-like men handling the controls.

The prototype appears to have been built in the mixed-class configuration, but that cannot be confirmed.

We routinely allow mixed-religion, mixed-class, mixed-race and May-December marriages, even though they might pose challenges to the children.

Three different configurations were proposed for the cabin layout, a government VIP version, a mixed-class 40 48 passenger model and an airliner configuration with 72 seats.

Class-specific signatures have been assigned to ADH7, and ancestral ADH2 is predicted to be a mixed-class as the ostrich enzyme, structurally close to mammalian ADH2 but with class-I kinetic properties.