Sentence examples for practically every class from inspiring English sources

There were Jewish girls in practically every class.

I kept forgetting to purchase notebooks, so I borrowed paper from him practically every class.

"Practically every class, one goes off and the teacher has no clue where it is.

As detailed in this BMJ article, Philip Morris research director Helmut Wakeham said in 1961 that carcinogens were found in "practically every class of compounds in cigarette smoke". While cigarette manufacturers were hiding the results of their research, they also worked on alternatives that might be less dangerous.

Catie and Danny can be found in studio, behind the desk or Catie - a former dancer - teaching one of the many classes practically every day.

As in practically every international crisis, the pundit class seems able to view events solely through the prism of US actions, which best explains Edward Luce in the Financial Times writing that Obama needs to convince Putin "he will not be outfoxed", or Scott Wilson at the Washington Post intimating that this is all a result of America pulling back from military adventurism.

The students come mostly from working-class or lower-middle-class backgrounds; they represent practically every racial, religious and ethnic group in the world.

At 13, he appeared to be muscled like a grown man, shunned classes and attracted practically every pretty girl in sight.

In the 1970s there were practically no class differences in the amount of time that parents spent talking, reading and playing with toddlers.

But what the Dutch count as slums struck me as entirely unremarkable — indeed, applying the standards of the American inner city, the neighborhoods were practically middle class.

Black teenagers affect a "cool pose," but their innermost desires and values -- carefully hidden, even from themselves -- are practically middle class.