Sentences with phrase «going to a class regularly»

If you're going to a class regularly, the best thing to do would be ask your instructor!

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Fresh home brand milk is going to be in the class of products along with things like Coca - Cola and nappies - the products that are regularly used as what I will call «loss leaders»... they are products that are priced very cheaply and that the supermarkets use to entice people into their stores...

also sell campbell with him signing a new contract we should get good money for him and spanish teams seem to like him, poldoski also out, theo if he is not happy with being a team player he can also go i think he is paying the price for holding us to ransom in his last deal he wanted more money and assurances he, ll be playing as a CF not good enough also sanogo should be sold for his own good and do a chamack will be playing better & regularly for a smaller team (palace, newcasttle aka neufchateau:) freeing places for class players!!

Regularly sit down with your teen to go over class loads and make sure they're balanced, and help him or her stick to a homework and study schedule.

Unfortunately, far too many kids actually aren't going to gym class regularly — or even at all.

My mum and I regularly go to laughter yoga classes, and one of the exercises is to heave all your problems into the middle and you point at them and laugh!

We lead healthy lifestyles, counting calories and going to boot camp classes regularly.

Although these qualities are available to those who practice yoga regularly, the Yoga teacher will draw on them more repeatedly and, consequently, he / she will go deeper into his or her own nature to perceive imminent changes in the class.

I have been doing very little running but I have been going to strength and conditioning classes, such as kettle bell training, regularly and I found that my existing low - blood pressure is more acute than normal.

At the start of the year, I decided that I wanted to regularly go to more tough classes, so one thing I did was re-join ClassPass.

Research suggests that low - income students in mixed - income schools — surrounded by peers who expect to go on to college, parents in the school community who regularly volunteer in class, and strong teachers — perform substantially better than comparable students in high - poverty schools that often lack those ingredients for success.

(Such as: low performers need to go; there are trade - offs between small class sizes and more generous salaries and benefits; all teachers need their craft to be regularly evaluated against some clear and common expectations around good practice; etc..)

In one of the classes, I went to the instructor's office hours regularly so I could discuss the material with him, and so I got an A.

If you're going to be regularly transporting 6 - plus footers in the back seat, it'd be worth your while to step up to a C - class.

Going to pilates regularly — I pay $ 175 a month for unlimited classes at Misfit Studio — and having experiences with friends is more important than say, shopping (a year ago I would not be saying these words).

I try to make friends wherever I go, and I have a lot of friends who I see regularly from my training classes that I took as a puppy and the dog park.

On the negative side, I wish I could have had an option to have my characters defend as I would regularly just want my mage to smite everyone, but all the other classes would go first and prolong the battle.

Better to have 30,000 properly developed professionals across Canada (in possession of some kind of real estate related background and post secondary education prior to going into real estate classes) earning excellent incomes and therefore willingly paying three to four times the current dues» amounts per person vs the revolving 90,000 low paying dues amateurs of the current 100,000 Realtors, being regularly, spectacularly incompetently, unleashed upon the unsuspecting public.

Therein lies the rub; the more educated one becomes, institutionally only, thus, by others who have been educated institutionally only, by others created off of the same pattern, repeated over and over again by mere academics, most being bereft of real life forces acting regularly upon their perceptions beyond those gained from within the class room, the more slanted becomes the education system in favour of a one - way street view of the world as it «should» be, according to an academic's opinion based upon other academics» opinions, ad infinitum, and the beat goes on.