• The biggest reason for Mr Davis's free ride, however, lies in the self-dramatising tendencies of ordinary middle-class Angelenos.

    ECONOMIST: California life

  • But in Japan many buyers of luxury goods have been ordinary middle-class office workers, some of whom save up for years.

    ECONOMIST: Why sales of luxury goods are slowing

  • It would be no exaggeration to say that Cooke transformed the image of America for the ordinary, middle-class Briton.

    BBC: Magazine

  • Manchester United has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to list Class A ordinary shares on the New York Stock Exchange.

    FORBES: Manchester United Files For IPO Of Up To $100 Million

  • Singapore will give first-class passengers no ordinary bland flight cabin, but a plush wood-and-leather affair that it has designed after studying how the world's five-star hotels do it.

    ECONOMIST: Asian airlines

  • And so our challenge is how do we keep growing this economy so that once again ordinary families, middle-class families, working families -- that they can live out that American Dream.

    WHITEHOUSE: Arena at Harbor Yard, Bridgeport, Connecticut

  • "The beauty of it is, I can cherry-pick products and hire world-class money managers unavailable to ordinary investors, " says Jeffrey A. Weber, the 33-year-old chief executive.

    FORBES: Achieving immortality via the family office

  • As a rule, he writes about completely ordinary people, middle- and working-class, from drab places.

    NEWYORKER: Blue Period

  • In fact, Mr Hague has middle-class parents, went to an ordinary state school and is claimed to prefer a pint of beer.

    ECONOMIST: The Tories

  • The survey will also give details of how a decade of rapid economic growth has changed the daily life of ordinary Indians, especially among the fast-growing middle class.

    ECONOMIST: A national head count should show dramatic changes

  • Mr Blair's parents toiled their way out of the Celtic working class, giving their son an insight into ordinary life that eludes the current prime minister and chancellor.

    ECONOMIST: The Conservatives and Tony Blair

  • One might think that the ordinary laborers who worked on Lady Linda for three years would harbor class resentments toward the Von Allmens and their showboating ways.

    WSJ: Book Review: Grand Ambition

  • By presenting himself as a down-to-earth Everyman who is the victim of upper-class snobbery, he has succeeded in identifying himself with ordinary Filipinos and in tapping into a wellspring of anti-elitist sentiment.

    CNN: IS ESTRADA UNSTOPPABLE?

  • Though Rosa Parks was not the first to confront the injustice of segregation laws, her courageous act of civil disobedience sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott -- 381 days of peaceful protest when ordinary men, women, and children sent the extraordinary message that second-class citizenship was unacceptable.

    WHITEHOUSE: The White House

  • Even if the public were being offered a majority economic stake in Hyatt, the family is planning to hold special "class B" shares that have 10 times the number of votes that ordinary shares do.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • We listened on the radio to his acceptance speech, delivered with the confidently intoned upper-class enunciation that, for close to eight years now, had inspired millions of ordinary families like ours to remain hopeful in the midst of hardship.

    NPR: Roth Rewrites History with a 'Plot Against America'

  • Mateschitz, 60, typifies a new class of billionaires who got rich not by inventing a new product but by selling an ordinary one inventively.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Colombia's National Police has world-class surveillance technology and a huge helicopter fleet to fight drugs, but is less good at dealing with ordinary crime.

    ECONOMIST: Crime and policing in Latin America

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