Sentence examples for the class speak from inspiring English sources

Pat Pallentino, director of Florida State's Sales Institute, acknowledged that many students in the school's introductory sales class are "socially inept", but said, "The top 15% of the class speak well and make eye contact, and a bunch are coachable when we pull them away from texting and put them in a face-to-face environment".

If you are trying your hardest and still failing the class, speak to the teacher.

To get students thinking about the topic of giving in general, you might start class with a "one-question interview," (PDF) a quick interactive activity that gets every student in the class speaking, listening, note-taking and thinking about a common topic.

Men and women who previously identified as members of the middle class spoke of personal devastation.

Among the political class, speaking this tongue usually goes smoothly enough, but every now and then English intrudes.

And in a final touch that seems reminiscent of the Brown ads, the last person to speak in the new Warren ad — a woman who says "She'll be there for us, protecting the middle class" — speaks with a distinct Boston accent.

The excerpts show Clinton describing herself as now "kind of far removed" from the middle class, speaking about government leaders needing "both a public and a private position" on issues, and laying out a vision of "a hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders".

Even as the upper classes speak French, the gathering storm is Napoleon's expanding empire.

As in the United States, the populist right saw a vacuum and they occupied it: they adopted the language of class, spoke of how the metropolitan liberal set had nothing but contempt for working-class Britain, and championed working-class interests – not against bosses and bankers, but rather immigrants and benefit cheats.

Many people today — those who are unfamiliar with the cool and undemonstrative language of the upper classes — speak of "getting religion," "finding God," or "being born again".

The fact that a bunch of school teacher-looking guys and a mumsy drummer could still make a kid feel like the coolest dude in class speaks more about this band than any overly nostalgic review ever could.