Sentence examples for a grade from from inspiring English sources

Doing whatever it takes to get a – an A grade from the gun lobby that funds their campaigns?

In this year's survey, published in June, the only desktop computer maker to get an A grade from readers was Dell.

Getting an A grade from the NRA involves voting against every piece of perceived gun control legislation, and voting in favour of anything that loosens gun controls.

Ask them what's more important: doing whatever it takes to get an A grade from the gun lobby that funds their campaigns?

It is past time that elected leaders did something about it without worrying, as Mr. Obama said on Wednesday, about getting "an A grade from the gun lobby".

Ask them what's more important, doing whatever it takes to get a -- a "A" grade from the gun lobby that funds their campaigns, or giving parents some peace of mind when they drop their child off for first grade?

By losing the triple-A grade from S&P, the insurers are effectively barred from writing new insurance.

The games received slightly lower reviews from ComputerAndVideoGames.com than Ruby/Sapphire had, but earned an "A-" grade from 1UP.com, an improvement from Ruby/Sapphire's "B-".

Production values are nevertheless A-grade, from opening images of moonlit hills graded in luminous blue, to a kamikaze chase scene involving a horse running off a cliff – an unforgettably bittersweet moment.

The 271 study students' grades on oral microbiology improved during the lab curriculum: "A" grades rose from 60.5 to 81.2 %, and "C" grades fell from 28.4 to 6.3%%.

The Guardian approached 28 strongly pro-gun Republican senators, all of them with 'A' grades from the NRA, and most declined to respond.