Sentence examples for planning a class from inspiring English sources

The next day, Kellermann teamed up with classmates Linda Mayeda, Paul Levy, and Steven Henry to begin planning a class gift to be presented at their 15th reunion.

For example, a chemist in our study (respondent C11) drew upon both soft (i.e., memories of previous class topics and successes) and hard (i.e., old notes and topics in the syllabus) repositories of information when planning a class.

As the search of the capsized Costa Concordia is suspended, passengers from across the world are planning a class action lawsuit against the cruise line.

The Naval Ministry began planning a class of dreadnoughts for the Black Sea Fleet in 1910 when they learned that the Ottomans were on the verge of ordering dreadnoughts of their own from the British.

In a sign of how American many of them already are, some are even planning a class-action lawsuit against the State Department.

The children now want an explanation.In New York, Edward Fagan, an American lawyer who has represented Jews trying to reclaim lost bank accounts, says he is planning a class-action lawsuit on behalf of those who have lost insurance assets.

Now he's planning a class-action suit against high-frequency traders, and here's the guts of it.

The committee is also responsible for planning a class-specific dinner and providing guidance to staff in planning a memorable weekend for classmates and fellow alumni.

In the fall of 2007, class president Bill deGolian asked Bob Wright '72 to plan a class mini-reunion with the goal of climbing Mount Princeton.

For example, see if they can make a tower strong enough to hold a marble with a given set of materials, or invite students to plan a class party that needs invitations, decorations and food.

After receiving several hundred application, the Rothenberg Ventures River Accelerator is already planning a second class later this year.