Sentence examples for off the classes from inspiring English sources

I was appalling at Latin and started bunking off the classes.

There are already numerous spoofs and take-offs of the class model and its measurement.

Freshmen Win Andre Miller scored 21 points to lead five rookies in double figures as the Class of 2000 knocked off the Class of 1999, 93-82, in the rookie game.

Which is why the widespread view of Bloombergism as more centrist than Obama-era liberalism isn't entirely misplaced: Bloomberg doesn't represent the center, but he embodies a potential meeting point for right and left — a place where rich Republicans and rich Democrats can unite to fend off the class warriors of the left and the culture warriors of the right.

When the august professor actually sees the body, he blanches and suddenly calls off the class.

It's always great fun to kick off the class with an icebreaker to get to know the students and to ease into the coursework.

Lorentzen characterized it as "a method of throwing off the class codes that you grew up with in order to confuse people that just took a look at you as to whether you might have grown up rich or poor".

He liked his studies but said that he was put off by the class division between the liberal faculty and the students.

In most years — you know, when there's not a historically successful, off-the-charts class of quarterbacks — Wilson would be a potential front-runner for the award.

The heavy manual work that used to kill off the labouring classes has itself been largely killed off by technology.

"I'll do whatever it takes -- whatever hard work it takes -- to succeed," she said, counting off the acting classes and the workshops she attends.