Sentence examples for periods of class from inspiring English sources

A further survey of the timetables of students of other majors in this university also shows that they have equally tight basic-course arrangements in their first two years and slightly less tight schedules which encompass more academic and professional courses in their later years and which show on average about 5 periods of class learning per weekday.

The girl who turned down the boy went home after two periods of class.

We have 10,000 high school students who take six periods of classes instead of the state-mandated seven every day because there is not enough room in the buildings".

According to Yu (2014), "Students majoring in business administration in Fudan University in the first and second terms on average have more than 25 periods of classes and 18 periods in the following terms…Such a tight course schedule gives students a very heavy workload and greatly reduces their free time of independent learning and exploration".

British audiences (and Anglophile culturati the world over) would be familiar with the heady, sexy feeling from that period of class structures in flux.

Partial closures may also allow schools to continue providing meals or other social services during the period of class dismissal [ 86], and continue to hold social events such as proms, and academic gatherings such as SAT or ACT testing services.

Color coding is a great way to keep organized: 1 color for each period of class!

The fundamental natural periods of this class of structures were determined using three dimensional geometrically linear finite element analyses and were compared against the estimates provided by seismic design specifications.

Setting some workers against other workers, rather than setting workers as a whole against the employers who regularly underpay them, has been a genuine American speciality since the very beginning of the Republic, one that only very strong periods of working class industrial militancy and political radicalism has ever managed to challenge: the 1930s and late 1940s being the great examples.

In "Miss Julie," an Irish period piece of class divides, sexual politics and power games, things will end badly, one suspects, though the denouement still shocks.

He is an entertaining talker with an attractive manmer, and given to costumes suggestive of goneby periods of middle-class elegance.