Sentences with phrase «era upper class»

During the Victorian era upper class women were encouraged to get eat plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables and stay away from hot food.

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Trouser Skirt: Trouser skirt which is also called and known as culottes were used and worn by the upper class Europeans during the early 19th century but later the women also started using these trouser skirts which is also a split of the bifurcated skirts which were designed for the women during the Victorian Era so the women can wear these skirts for horseback riding because the long slit on the skirt make it easy for a woman to sit like a man rather then riding side - ways.

Santiago, Chile, 1973: Pedro Machuca is a poor boy of tribal descent, brought into an upper class private school during Chile's brief socialist era.

«Metropolitan» follows the life of members of the urban haute bourgeoise, a pair of love - starved upper - class men dealing with anti-American sentiment in «Barcelona,» and in «The Last Days of Disco,» two young women juggling day jobs in publishing while dancing their nights away near the end of the nightclub era.

Cast: Greta Gerwig, Mickey Sumner, Adam Driver Program: Special Presentations Headline: Annie Ha Noel's Take: Someday when cultural historians look back at this era of cinema and television, they'll wonder why we so obsessively documented the lives of upper - middle - class city - dwelling Americans between the ages of 22 and 28.

But if the loudest and most active (read: white upper - middle - class suburban) parents think standardized tests are just an annual annoyance, if these parents and other activist voters choose to disbelieve the results in the fact - free era of modern political discourse, then accountability will be diluted down to the posting of test results and the annual finger wagging of the local news media.

Granted that higher education is expensive, but does it make sense in an era of fiscal constraints to be spending so much on the middle and upper - middle classes?

In this era of accountability, this instability is not forced upon white, upper - middle class families.

2009 WINNEBAGO ERA 170XL LIMITED 24 FOOT; Class B Turbo Mercedes - Benz 3.0 turbo diesel Dodge Sprinter Chassis; 5 speed automatic transmission; interior Limited Package with electric Ultra-Leather Sofa that powers into queen - size bed; 4 captain's swivel chairs that turn to face removable table; pleated window blinds front doors and windshield; hidden, pull down shades for all side windows; custom back window covers; AM / FM Stereo, CD / DVD Player, and 15» TV; wet bath with shower, stainless steel sink, and toilet; Galley Kitchen with dual burner cook top, stainless steel sink, microwave, and 3 way refrigerator freezer; spacious European style cabinets; well appointed LED lighting, including individual task lighting under upper cabinets and reading lamps by sofa / bed and captain chairs behind driver; outside shower, patio awing, and 2.5 K generator; spacious rear storage box; transferable service agreement; low mileage Michelin tires; maintenance records provided: Non - Smoking / No Pets

While buying ready prepared food outside the home has been an intrinsic part of urban culture in Europe from the earliest of days (as can be seen by the many thermopoliums in Pompeii), in the modern era, in general the upper classes, especially the women, would not have chosen to eat a meal outside of a private home - except in the direst circumstances, such as extended travel.

Since the 1940s and 1950s was an era when hiring nannies was popular and maternal involvement in some circles of society was minimal (e.g. in middle / upper class Britain), you can imagine how well this suggestion was received.