Sentence examples for rough class from inspiring English sources

International League JASON ANDERSON, a hard-throwing reliever with Columbus, had a rough Class AAA start, allowing six hits, including two homers, in two and two-thirds innings.

The basic structure of existing bilateral filter is not changed much, however, boosted up by prior information derived by rough edge map and rough class labels.

I wasn't afraid of the kids, and I had rough classes, but I didn't have a problem with the classes.

"Maybe I've just chosen these characters from a rougher class because you can see them consider their lives in terms beyond where they're drawing a paycheck," he said.

You have an exciting and rough year ahead, Class of 2013.

Are we meant to see Ruth's decision to abandon her academic husband and apparently agree to service his rough, working-class family as a gesture of feminist defiance or sexual submission?

He grew up in Niddrie, a rough, working class suburb of Edinburgh, alongside Hearts supporters, so the football rivalry has never carried a darker edge for Stanton, but he has watched the events of recent years at Tynecastle with a sense of frustration.

Last year after Gray's death, Norman established a "Baltimore city rough ride class action" phone line and website to search for other complaints of such actions.

When the French director Laurent Cantet put up posters in Dolto College, a secondary school in a rough, working-class neighbourhood of Paris, to advertise castings for his film Entre les Murs (The Class), little did he imagine that the 25 adolescents who made the cut would later be standing beside him, grinning dazedly under the glaring stage lights as he accepted the 2008 Palme d'Or award.

Mr Suzuki comes from a rough working-class background.

Nolan was born in Melbourne in 1917 and brought up on the city's rough working-class streets.