Sentence examples for side of the class from inspiring English sources

When it comes to Venezuela, John Kerry knows which side of the class war he is on.

For people on the wealthier side of the class divide, life is better than it used to be in many ways.

"I was sitting in the third row; he was in the second on the opposite side of the class," Ms. Dubin remembered.

The 99% message is an economic class-war message, even if it puts all but 1% of us on the righteous side of the class divide.

If you put class in terms of power, you start to get to the source of the problem". Leaders like Walker are making it clear which side of the class divide they stand on.

If Malibu, where some residents were rescued by yacht, defines one side of the class fault line, Paradise, where many tried unsuccessfully to flee on foot, clearly represented the other.

He sees Hinton venture away from the hotspots to move down the sides of the class, letting her students know, with her movement, that there is always a chance she will be beside their desk in the next few seconds.

But these two gyms might as well be in different worlds, situated as they are on opposite sides of the class divide that has long been such an entrenched part of Haiti.

He tells her about two boys from opposite sides of the class divide — Kevin's father was a bookie and his mother took in lodgers, while Gerald was a child of privilege — who began to be confused with each other when they were about 13 and a bus driver swatted Kevin on the ear because Gerald had once skipped off without paying.

Then the evening degenerated into a television-style guessing game, in which the left and right sides of the class competed, with outrageous enthusiasm and chaotic demonstrations.

"Over a couple of pints in a pub," Almond told the Globe and Mail newspaper in Toronto in 2004, "we decided to choose a group of 7-year-olds from both sides of the class divide and explore what their attitudes were".