Sentence examples for the class split from inspiring English sources

The class split into a four-on-four scrimmage.

Did most students vote a certain way, or was the class split?

For the takeover simulation, the class split into six groups, three representing The Times Company and three representing Google.

No one remembers whose idea it was, but early in the year, without prompting, the class split into three study groups.

The class split into four groups, each working on its own London project: one was to build a London Bridge out of Popsicle sticks, another to research London landmarks online.

It became quickly apparent that the class split neatly into two groups: there were a few wannabe Don Juans, who claimed they were already having quite a lot of sex yet felt they should be having more, and a much larger group of shy and very genuine guys who would normally panic if they were within five feet of a woman.

That is what has happened in Thailand, where, after a year-long political impasse, the middle class split between the urban groups of Bangkok, many of which allied themselves with the royalist elite, and their peers in the smaller cities and the countryside, who linked up with farmers and with the political groupings of Thaksin Shinawatra, a former prime minister.

Table 5 Proportion (percentage) by year of the whole level 1 class, split into evolution accepters and rejecters, stating a religious belief (sample numbers as in Tables 2 and 3) Year Whole class Acceptors Rejectors Level 1  1999a1999a 59 57 86  2008–2009 43 47 100  2009–2010 44 41 96 Level 4  2009–2011 36 – – aMean data from Downie and Barron (2000).

The sport will subsequently cut one each from men's freestyle and Greco-Roman to achieve a 6-6-6 6-6-6 6-6-6s split of the three disciplines.

The class are split in two.

When we started out, four people said they were opposed to it under any circumstances, but by the end of the lesson the class was split 50 50.