Sentence examples for pieces of class from inspiring English sources

The broker who handled Duane Morris's expansion move, Jack Fatigati of the Garibaldi Group of Chatham, said the law firm's old office at the Legal Center is one of the few pieces of Class A space available in Newark.

Today there is this piece of class from Wales and, who knows, maybe in 30 years' time they'll get their independence, good luck with that Dai bach.

"It's a classic piece of class legislation because the idea was that a few were selected from the working class to go on to be middle management or enter the professions, and those who failed the 11-plus were then earmarked for labour.

These realities might well have dictated a set piece of class and regional warfare over health care.

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.

The Edifice line uses polished metals to great effect, giving what would be a normal, albeit rugged, quartz piece a bit of class.

In 1855 Dickens opposed another piece of class-biased legislation attempting to stop Sunday trading.

Andrew Gilstrap's review for PopMatters also complimented "Spotlight on Christmas", calling the song a "clever piece of class-conscious commentary" that provides a "perfect example of [Wainwright's] meticulous toyshop brand of pop".

Identity thieves will have one less avenue for stealing your information by getting their hands on your annual statement, which are readily identifiable pieces of first class mail.

They never made much money in his memory -- "We were nothing like the doctors' kids," he said -- but neither did they lack the basic pieces of middle class life.

They obviously learned from Indian and Chinese examples, but the leap from the comparatively primitive works to these pieces of world-class sophistication is dumbfounding.