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Sentences using the word class. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use class in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for class.

• Oh, that upper class! (10)
• Examples in each class. (3)
• Read this passage in class. (3)
• Give examples of each class. (3)
• Is Miss Stokes middle class? (8)
• Look there for your unchallengeable upper class! (10)
• He had a ringing renown in his class. (10)
• Rough tongue; no class of man at all, he is! (8)
• They might be, to the men of the dreadful gilded idle class! (10)
• His friends of his own class would be mouthing it. (10)
• For, consider how, as a class, we come into existence. (8)
• There is no class distinction in educational matters. (13)
• They were types of a class now, I fear, almost extinct. (7)
• But, anyway, our class thought Mavering could do anything. (9)
• He had the marvellous instinctive sanity of the middle class. (8)
• Chivalry and the camaraderie of class have begun to stir in him. (8)
• In this class are included all instruments used for this purpose. (3)
• The woman would be a fine specimen among her class; that was all. (10)
• The principles of the upper class, in fact, were strictly followed. (8)
• They were mostly youths dressed like the better class of peasantry. (10)
• Class has saved me; it has triumphed over my most primitive instincts. (8)
• That is never the case with material printed in a magazine of high class. (9)
• This is an important class and has several subdivisions, as will be seen. (3)
• I said that money and class distinctions are two bogeys we have got to lay. (8)
• She and her class were nauseating to him, like evil-smelling rooms and foul sights. (13)
• I never knew this to happen, and I must class it with the superstitions of the trade. (9)
• I never knew this to happen; and I must class it with the superstitions of the trade. (9)
• And this pathetic strength she had in common with many of her fellow creatures in every class. (8)
• He had work to do in preparation for a Confirmation Class, and sought his study on getting in. (8)
• His black eyes smouldered; there was more than class resentment in the expression of his face. (8)
• He felt that her undoubtable quality had a non-individual flavour, as if standing for her class. (8)
• Mrs. March began to try the Triscoes in this place and in that, to divine them and to class them. (9)
• My Italian class are half of them drones, and this hinders my getting on as I would with the rest. (14)
• There were more sail; the first and second class baggage was got up and piled along the steerage deck. (9)
• Some questions may be grouped and pupils directed to prepare a short essay to be read before the class. (3)
• The gulf fixed by class and habit between soul and human soul yawned before Felix as it had never before. (8)
• For poverty is the deadliest spectre to haunt the merchant class at their lying down and at their uprising. (13)
• His opinion was, that we had a class of manufacturing wine merchants on the watch for widows in this country. (10)
• They were of a neater, more intelligent, more American class than those employed in other large retail stores. (13)
• It is difficult to class him as a composer of the Belgian or Netherlands school, for he has the earmarks of both. (3)
• The lobby, the big railroad lawyers, and that class of people, realize the power of the press, but they hate it. (16)
• I thought his two phrases very much represented the good and evil of his class, and to some extent of his country. (2)
• From this table it will be noticed that the soft woods as a class are relatively more durable than the hard woods. (17)
• It is the insincerity of persons of their class; but one need not lay stress on the wilfulness of uneducated minds. (22)
• Her main personal experience was in the social class which is primitively venatorial still, canine under its polish. (10)
• Some of the great properties in this class belong to journalists who saw an opportunity a decade ago, and grasped it. (16)
• The upper class was gained by her intrepidity, her charm, and her elsewhere offending wit, however the case might go. (10)
• An alliance with any of her votaries, appeared to Dudley as an act of treason to his house, his class, and his tenets. (10)
• That great class to which they had risen, and now belonged, demanded a certain candour, a still more certain reticence. (8)
• Tartuffe and Harpagon, in fact, are made each to whip himself and his class, the false pietists, and the insanely covetous. (10)
• Each little town gathered to itself its own class, which differed subtly, but positively, from that attracted by its neighbor. (13)
• The Hindoo instruments belong to the percussion types, trumpets and trombones, nose flute, and especially to the stringed class. (3)
• There is yet another class who do not depend on corporal advantages, but support the winter in virtue of a brave and merry heart. (2)
• But though the principle of no occupation overruled all class distinctions, the Stoics were mainly derived from the landed gentry. (8)
• She said that she had never heard of anyone travelling second class before, and she assured him that they never did it in America. (9)
• Having lived from hand to mouth, and in many countries, since he left Westminster School, he had now practically no class feelings. (8)
• She recurred to something that had been said on Class Day about his taking up the law immediately, or going abroad first for a year. (9)
• The individual in this stratum has a short career and not a merry one; but the class persists with the persistence of the parasite. (16)
• Previous to the relaxation, by amendment, of a certain legal process, this class was held to represent the austerity of the country. (10)
• These instruments are also played either with the fingers or the plectrum; to this class belong the =Guitar=, =Lute=, =Mandolin=, etc. (3)
• She allowed the clergyman to get her tickets, and she could not believe that be had taken second class tickets for himself and his wife. (9)
• Country editors of the better class now treat other editors as gentlemen, and the paper that stoops to personal attacks is seldom found. (16)
• In stature, in bearing, and in expression, they were, if I may adopt the eloquent modern manner of eulogy, strikingly above their class. (10)
• In their decisions they favored, so far as they dared, every interest, class or person powerful enough to help or hurt them in an election. (7)
• This was, in fact, one of those interesting houses occupied by people of the upper middle class who have imbibed a taste for smart society. (8)
• For the first time, perhaps, Cecilia was conscious that a sample of the class she was so interested in was exposed to view beneath her nose. (8)
• He was of the class enumerated by the sage: Who, with the strength of giants, are but tools, The weighty hands which serve selected fools. (10)
• The members of the class should sing or follow the playing of each part of at least one madrigal and note its essentially melodic character. (3)
• These were not all chosen for wealth or family; there were some whose gifts gave the class distinction, and the ladies were glad to have them. (9)
• Seated on these wooden chairs, or standing up, were youths, and older men of the working class, who seemed to Shelton to be peculiarly dejected. (8)
• Manners, as in France, are democratic, and the ancient nobility here as a class are even more shadowy than the dwellers in the Faubourg Saint Germain. (14)
• He had better nerves than most people, and that kind of steely determination and resource which makes many Englishmen of his class formidable in small operations. (8)

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