Sentence examples for staying in class from inspiring English sources

Apart from public transport strikes, this mainly happens when summer approaches, between April, May and June, when all the left-wing students prefer jogging down the streets to staying in class, and right-wing students follow just to avoid being forgotten.

Apart from public transport strikes, this mainly happens when summer approaches, between April, May and June, when all the left-wing students prefer trotting down the streets to staying in class, and right-wing students follow just to avoid being forgotten.

Most home-educating parents, like Sawalha, believe that their children will thrive better than if they stayed in class.

Absent a battle to fight, the students marched around Columbia, enjoying the townspeople's attention, but stayed in class otherwise.

"Then, there was just no way I could stay in class and miss work," he added, referring to his job at a building in Jackson Heights.

When she did, in February 2008, unemployment benefits kept food on the table, and an understanding landlord let her accrue arrears while she looked for work and stayed in class.

Some recruit dropouts; simply getting many of those youths to stay in class may be a success, and so it would not be fair, Ms. Keegan believes, to judge such schools only by test scores.

In 2008 they rejected the ACMD's advice that cannabis should stay in class C; and in 2009 they rejected their advice that ecstasy should be downgraded to class B. In short, despite claiming that our drug policy is now evidence-based, these government responses show they cannot cope with the truth about drugs even from their own advisers!

Instead, I stayed in class to have some quiet time.

At Roosevelt High School in Boyle Heights, administrators used the school intercom to urge students to stay in class.

Studies find that service learning helps motivate students to stay in class and develops critical thinking and problem solving skills.