Sentence examples for see class from inspiring English sources
Cresskill could see class sizes climb to 35 students in middle and high schools, it may charge students a fee to play high school sports, and it could eliminate middle school athletic teams.
See, class, since our school lacks the funding to replace these textbooks that were written so long ago, it's like we're travelling back in time even without the bus!
"Real life intrudes – particularly at the magazine's start, during the first world war, and during the second world war and the 1960s, when you can see class barriers being broken down in its pages".
"These schools are so tuned into the college admissions process, they can see class rank isn't going to get their students anything," says David Hawkins, director of public policy for the admission counseling association.
You see class divisions, the cruelty of the state, the oppression of women and their ways of resisting it, traditions of generosity and hospitality, and above all a passion for argument.
Universities in England will see class sizes balloon and the quality of courses deteriorate, the lecturers' union warned today after the chancellor announced an extra 20,000 places for September.
Yoga experts say women tend to see classes as refuges while men see challenges — their goal at times to impress the opposite sex.
Class-action suits have long been a way for common consumers to use their strength in numbers to address grievances and apply accountability against companies but have recently hit high walls since the business-friendly Class Action Fairness Act of 2005 was passed (See "Class-Action Law Gums Up Courts").
Thus Jdpd comprises (extensible) loggers (see classes FileLogger and MemoryLogger in package logger) with different (extensible) log-levels to obtain detailed information about the simulation progress.
Many schools are very defiant about not letting you see classes in progress.
So I'm delighted to see classes start again", said Arthur Mwanati Mudimba, father of six school-aged children.
