Sentence examples for perennial class from inspiring English sources

He was a perennial class president.

The Braves were the defending World Series champions and the perennial class of the National League in 1996.

After arriving in New York in 2009, Ryan led the Jets, football's perennial second-class citizens, to the A.F.C. Championship game in his first two seasons.

There's a reason that Albee's first full-length play is, like Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" (1952), a perennial favorite in acting classes and regional theatres: American audiences get off on theatrical indictments of their puritanical mores.

Some teachers did not like to release their smartest students from regular classes, and one perennial dispute involved whether or not students who attended the classes for the gifted should have to make up homework from their regular classrooms.

But the moments that defined his footballing existence were the ones that underpinned his reputation as the class clown, the perennial joker.

[Daily News] A Columbia Business School class is tackling the perennial problem of supplying adequate taxis for travelers leaving Kennedy International Airport.

If that trend continues, it will feed the perennial panic that Manhattan's middle class is on the brink of extinction, no longer able to cope with the city's prices and fast retreating to its natural habitat, the suburbs.

This class of Obama represents perennial swing states like New Hampshire, bluer states like Minnesota, or reliably red states like Alaska.

A perennial contender in the light heavyweight class, Rashad Evans is, for the first time in his career, coming of back-to-back losses.

These form evergreen, perennial tufts.