Translation of "Aus der oberschicht" in English

Mona falls to the ground at the end of the piece, and Tamsin kisses her passionately.

Because they're English, male and upper class.

Over there, they're all upperclassmen.

I didn't come from a middle-class or upper-class background.

The were all upperclassmen who might have bullied Bailey.

The disgraced soldiers usually came from the front line.

The term was created by Northern philanthropists, then publicized by W. E. B.

Compositional – Environmentalists are from the middle and upper class.

Roosevelt originated in the political upper class of the country.

Upper-class and middle-class white populations feared the empowerment of freedmen and poor whites.

It comprises the top layer 1 which is associated with the adhesive layer 2.

You're from the upper class.

The seminary was visited above all by the offspring of the middle and upper classes from the North and South Caucasian peoples.

It is interesting to note that, on the night of the EMU referendum last month, the Danish Social Democrats were exultant when the votes from the upper class areas had been counted and disappointed when they saw how people in working-class areas had voted.

Meanwhile, Chuyia befriends the beautiful Kalyani, who is younger and more full of life than other widows at the ashram.

The victim is an upper-class Caucasian, the accused a striving member of one of the most reviled ethnicities in America.

When I was in Hanyang, a series of rapes were carried out by upper-class philanderers.

Since one picture could cost a week's salary, the audience for these nudes mostly consisted of artists and the upper echelon of society.

One powerful opponent from the upper classes (Diaz del Moral) claims that "the total working population" was overcome with the spirit of revolt, that "all were agitators."

The elections of 1912 were the most passionate ones of the so-called Aristocratic Republic (a term coined by Peruvians referring to those in power that were mostly from the social elite of the country).

One of the force-fed suffragettes, Lady Constance Lytton, wrote a book that suggested that working-class women were more likely to be forcibly fed in prison than upper-class women.

About a quarter of an hour after tapping is completed, the tapping section is water-cooled to carry off the intense heat from its upper layer.

The clientele of these establishments was not necessarily working-class: one set of seven sisters ran side-by-side brothels in a residential neighborhood on West 25th Street, inviting their upper class customers with engraved invitations.

Richardson's love story starred a poor, serving-class heroine, who is both more superior and smarter than her upper-class suitor.

Therefore, we have observed India creating a nexus with a certain slavish top brass of our military to curb the rise of Islam under the cloak of anti-terrorism co-operation and joint exercise.

It was the apartheid years in South Africa and, by law, the white upper-class students were kept well apart from their darker-skinned fellow citizens – not just at university but also on the bus, at church and in the sports stadium.

The School was managed by a board of eighteen directors and primarily funded by sponsors from the middle and upper classes includingRobert Stevenson and Walter Scott .