Examples of using A working-class in English and their translations into French
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Stefano Gabbana, from a working-class family in Venice, was doing graphic design studies.
1946 in Saint-Sauveur, a working-class district of Quebec City.
Historically a working-class neighborhood, East Austin's artistic attitude
Born into a working-class family in Scotland, Bertha Wilson trained in law in Canada.
in the heart of Bellevue, a working-class district in Nantes.
second World Wars, the Marais transformed into a working-class Jewish neighborhood, and many of the neighborhood's Jewish roots are still visible today.
Charlie Hoskins was a 19-year-old kid from a working-class family in Indiana.
Jenifer Betzabé Orozco is a 21-year-old student living in a working-class neighborhood in Guatemala City.
first Labour Prime Minister, the first from a working-class background and one of the very few without a university education.
Angelo Barrile's parents immigrated to Switzerland in the beginning of the 1970s as a working-class family from Sicily.
gave a starkly realistic portrait of the lives of people in Saint-Henri, a working-class neighbourhood of Montreal.
Williams was born on 3 August 1890 into a working-class family in Moonta Mines, South Australia.
He lived his childhood and adolescence in Hochelaga, a working-class neighborhood of East Montreal.
Poland in 1909, to a working-class family.
setting north of Paris, Montmartre had the feel of a working-class village with low rents to match.
is a French writer, born in a working-class family.
signs of gentrification,"HoMa" remains a working-class neighbourhood with the scrappy charm of an underdog.
twentieth centuries, the industrial revolution transformed what was then a pastoral countryside retreat for Parisians into a working-class suburb.
inaugurated in 2010 and is the first high-technology mass transit system in a working-class neighbourhood.
Olga Schubert was born into a working-class family in Rübenau(now part of Marienberg), a village on the German frontier with Bohemia, to the south of Dresden.