Sentence examples for moved classes from inspiring English sources

When the World Trade Center was bombed in 1993 and the restaurant was closed for three years, he moved classes first to 7 World Trade Center, back to Tower 1, then to the nearby Marriott -- all gone now.

Students who feel short changed by not being taught "by a real lecturer" complain and move classes.

"Last year when they went on strike we had to move classes because some students did not want to cross picket lines," said Isil Yildiz, a 21-year-old senior.

We define for the random forest c 0 to be the stationary class and c 1⋯ n C to be the moving classes, where n C is the total number of classes.

Slow moving classes (with plenty of health) should get on top of the payload to keep it moving and provide support to those on the ground.

At the federal level, legislation making it easier to move class-action lawsuits out of state courts was the major achievement for business advocates.

When I started my undergraduate education I was planning to study commerce, but after a moving class on the plight of the world's poor, I shifted course to international development with all the idealism of a 19-year-old.

But perhaps his biggest accomplishment of all was inadvertently designing a chocolate for kids that could be so ingeniously used to move Class As from one place to another.

Essentially, FIRE proposes letting schools move class schedules and housing for alleged victims -- but not conduct a hearing and potentially punish a student accused of assault unless law enforcement is looped in. .

We propose that marsupials gained a similar advantage from moving class Ia genes outside the MHC.

Ask a teacher to move class or move seats to stop sitting next to you! Try not to be too mean.