Sentence examples for opening classes from inspiring English sources

Union chair Faiz Ahmed said in a statement, "Opening classes before reaching a settlement will create chaos and confusion among students, who should not be pressured to cross picket lines".

They went back and forth over several points of education policy that define the teaching profession in the nation's third-largest city -- among them, how teachers should be evaluated, how much weight to give students' standardized test scores, whether laid off teachers should get first dibs on new job openings, class size and how much money teachers should make.

On this occasion, schools, students and their parents, community volunteers and civic groups join hands for one week to freshen up schools in time for the opening of classes in June.

The novel's subject, as could hardly be clearer from its opening, is class: "James Lowe and Byron Hemmings attended Winston House School because it was private.

The Welsh county's players are meeting the media ahead of the opening first-class fixture of the new cricket season and winter is not keen to relinquish its grip.

In wet and windy conditions, Seeley posted an average lap speed of 104.04mph in the opening Supersport class with Michael Dunlop next best on 103.40mph and his brother William Dunlop on 102.88mph.

So it was with the Worcestershire man, who had hit 66 and 81 in his opening first-class match at this ground four years ago and got off the mark in the sort of unflustered style - a controlled cuff through square leg for four - that suggested he rather liked the home of his chosen sport.

He scored 173 in the opening first-class game, followed by 124 against Queensland.

Peel was successful in the opening first-class matches of the tour.

Crawford began the tour well, taking seven wickets in the opening first-class match against Western Australia.

Hassett struggled in the opening first-class matches in England, passing 40 only once in six innings.