Sentence examples for when the class began from inspiring English sources

When the class began, in October 2011, some 160,000 people had signed up.

But when the class began in September 2006, he was in it.

So when the class began to discuss their favorite exhibits at the Louvre Museum in France, Airaksinen felt the disconnect.

Faculty and students come together to grapple with open questions in an unscripted group exploration that pushes the bounds beyond what anyone, teacher or student, knew when the class began.

When the class begins, the students have the script, the novel and a film-production handbook, Lauren Phillips, public affairs representative for the Moody College of Communications at UT told The Times on Friday.

The fun came to an abrupt halt when the accounting portion of the class began days later.

Property-tax collection is a quarter of what it was in 1970, when the middle class began to flee.

In 2007, the economists Alberto Chang and Mark Gradstein found that societies with a large middle class have much better governance and much more democracy – but when the middle class begins to implode, as in Britain and the US today, the rich begin to hijack the political system and make it serve only their interests.

It's snowing when the first class begins in January, but in the prison there's no hint of the outside world.

Three women who failed the first phase of training twice will have one more chance beginning Monday, when the next class begins.

The Problem with Pynchon: Nobody was as nervous as I when my class began reading Thomas Pynchon's The Crying of Lot 49.