Sentence examples for wealthy classmates from inspiring English sources

Attending a private school on an athletic scholarship, Kelly is bullied by wealthy classmates.

"I was constantly getting into political arguments with wealthy classmates who defended George Bush, Sr., or Ronald Reagan," he said.

Small wonder then that Jacques (and Camus) would grow up as outsiders -- to their families, to their wealthy classmates, to themselves.

And because many students attend business school in the specific hope of building a network of influential contacts, they tend to fear offending anyone, especially wealthy classmates who might one day provide connections and financing.

It can't have been easy, either, for Cameron to accept a referendum on electoral reform that could hurt his Conservative party; tax breaks for low-income earners rather than his wealthy classmates; and an awkward compromise on nuclear power that reflects the lentils-and-sandals, touchy-feely streak among Clegg's Liberal Democrats, a party long free to dream because it did not have to govern.

(Simon & Schuster, $16). At Harvard, David Federman, a painfully unpopular and anonymous freshman, becomes obsessed with a beautiful, wealthy classmate whose indifference seems only to spur him further.

As he described it in his deposition, he had no money for food or clothes; for a time he stayed at the home of a wealthy classmate and wore his clothes.

The 10-year-old narrator of "The Children," invited to the home of a wealthy classmate, is thrilled to leave behind his everyday playmates for a more elegant world.

Seymour, a sorry prospect at a second-tier Manhattan prep school and the narrator of Rich's caustic first novel, becomes a pawn in the schemes of a wily and wealthy classmate who is determined to make him a popular student.

To prove that she is unaffected by the rejection, Veronica attends wealthy classmate Shelly Pomroy's "09er" party.

I went to fancier schools with wealthier classmates than my mother had.