Sentence examples for the traditional classes from inspiring English sources

Before the program was scrapped, Teela and other advanced students gathered in separate sessions away from the traditional classes for two half-days a month.

The results were striking: 91 percent of those in the blended section passed, compared with 59 percent in the traditional class.

As historian John Weiss noted, "Property and income distribution and the traditional class structure remained roughly the same under fascist rule.

"Far from being 'the Conservative Party in exile', Ukip attracts voters from the opposite side of the traditional class political divide to the Conservatives," they write.

These comprise the 61% of the population that is not accommodated by the traditional class descriptions of upper, middle and working.

CB Richard Ellis, one of the largest brokerage firms, eschews the traditional class system in favor of dividing office buildings geographically and by size or age.

Middle-class writers had long wanted to do away with the traditional class distinctions in literature, whereby heroic and tragic themes were played out by aristocratic figures, while middle-class characters appeared only in comedy.

But they can and will communicate, long before they join the rest of their high school senior class in planting the traditional class tree on the School for the Deaf's sprawling 77-acre campus.

I think some others had the idea that somehow we were going to revive the left like it was 20 years ago, the traditional class politics, sort of realigning ourselves with the Soviet Union.

Whereas in the 1950s critics of the monarchy could be attacked in the street for airing some mild dissent about the size and cost of the royal court, now all royalty is regularly satirised and attacked on prime-time television.Everywhere, the traditional class distinctions in England have been breaking down.

This is why BBC Lab UK has devised a class survey to test if the traditional class divisions still apply.