Sentence examples for which are class from inspiring English sources

Pat McMahon, the Staten Island manager, and Edgar Alfonzo, the Brooklyn manager, trotted onto the field for a discussion with Smith, setting off a series of separate discussions by confused members of the teams, which are Class A affiliates of the Yankees and the Mets.

Thiel has sold 20.6 million Class A shares, leaving him with only 5.6 million shares, all of which are Class A. A significant portion of the filing seems to be on behalf of the Founders Fund, in which Thiel is a partner.

SlTCP1, -6, -9, which are class II TCP TFs, bind the class I SlTCP12 promoter (Table  2).

A major family of deacetylases is the sirtuins (SIRTs), which are class III HDACs that require NAD for activity [ 62- 64].

The extensive clinical use of these antibiotics has resulted in the emergence of extended-spectrum β-lactamases (ESBLs), which are class A enzymes capable of hydrolyzing these drugs.

Nearly 13% of the B. mori genome comprise short interspersed nuclear elements (SINEs), which are class I TEs derived from tRNA, 5S rRNA or 7SL RNA-like sequences that propagate by retrotransposition.

This year at the Festival of New Latin American Cinema, there are nine Cuban films on the programme, five of which are made and funded entirely by the state, and four which are classed as independent.

But the French state is in charge of paying for conservation of the ruins, which are classed as a historic monument and make up one of the most visited memorial centres in the country.

Moreover, the official staffing statistics conveniently exclude the 82,000 academics employed in jobs such as hourly paid teaching, which are classed as "atypical", so the real figures look much worse.

Taxpayer-backed Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has announced it is closing 44 branches across the UK, 14 of which are classed as the "last banks in town".

There are also 170 woodland areas within the city, 80 of which are classed as ancient.