Sentence examples for occupying class from inspiring English sources

James attempts to take refuge from the disgrace of "Guy Domville" in Dublin, accepting the hospitality of several members of the English governing, or, one might say, occupying, class.

Although individual fund managers are sometimes generous, the funds aren't into community activism: "They're occupying class 'A' business space but that doesn't mean they're getting involved in the way their predecessors did".

You could say that "Regarding Warhol" resembles the Titanic, with some artists occupying first-class private rooms and some stuck in steerage.

Internally displaced persons in Hafun have been relocated from the school they'd been occupying and classes have resumed for 96 students.

It is argued that the suite of calculative techniques prescribed by 'household engineers' merely attempted to occupy middle class women in the domestic sphere.

In any case, by the time written history began, distinct economic and social classes were in existence, with members of each class occupying a certain place in the organization of work.

While calcium carbonate and Alfacalcidol together comprised 33.2% of the drugs in our study, 63.6% of physicians' orders involved these two drugs, thereby positioning this class of mineral bone disease drugs as the major drug class occupying doctors' time (Table  3).

By 1940, they had entered the lower middle class, occupying a two-bedroom, fourth-floor apartment in the Washington Heights section of Manhattan.

While basketball helped swell the membership of YMCAs because of the availability of their gyms, within five years the game was outlawed by various associations because gyms that had been occupied by classes of 50 or 60 members were now monopolized by only 10 to 18 players.

In the same way that I used to keep myself occupied during classes by playing Pokémon, it's been revealed by The Sun that he played Candy Crush on his iPad for up to two and a half hours during a Work and Pensions Committee session about the future of pensions.

Do we have three co-equal branches of government, or does the judiciary occupy second-class status?