Sentence examples for usual class from inspiring English sources

The usual class singled out as prime aesthetic objects is that comprising works of art.

As usual, Class Day was marked by a certain air of irreverence and humor.

It was an oasis of sartorial democracy, a refreshing pause in which everyone shook hands across the net and suspended their usual class warfare.

Development of real satellites and actually launching them provides excellent materials for space engineering education as well as project management, which is rather difficult to teach in usual class lectures.

He makes more money than everyone else at the company yet somehow escapes the usual class resentment, and even commands more respect from the wage slaves, who suspect he is secretly one of them, than from his colleagues in business class.

I enjoyed getting involved, and one day, when the usual class teacher was off, a supply teacher told me to take a group of eight students to the library – I'd always been told to ignore these students by the main teacher.

There was the usual silly talk about class warfare against the rich.

The Welsh fans had produced the usual class-leading anthem before kick-off, prickling neck hairs all around the stadium.

Both were compared to a control group without intervention, whose participants received usual classes before the assessments.

Artists can be headstrong, though, and some of the students initially were reluctant to give up their usual classes in ballet or modern technique to participate in the residency.

Toomey demonstrates that when Democrats launch their usual class-warfare attacks, conservative principles can triumph if advocated consistently, courageously.