Sentence examples similar to back grade from inspiring English sources

We'll have better Presidents a generation from now if we bring back grades.

Conversely, the French mare STACELITA is about as sharp as she could be, and comes in off back-to-back Grade I victories in the United States.

The jockey Jerry Bailey said Street Cry reminded him of the great Cigar after he won back-to-back Grade I's, including an emphatic victory in the world's richest race, the $6 million Dubai World Cup.

The fewest words, however, were uttered in tribute to Street Cry, the 4-5 morning-line fandritheand the winner of back-to-back Grade I's, including an emphatic victory in the world's richest race, the $6 million Dubai World Cup.

Welcome back to grade school art class.

Therefore, we may have included some ineligible girls in our cohort (e.g., girls born in 1995 who were held back a grade) and excluded some eligible girls (e.g., girls born in 1996 who were advanced a grade).

"What we can do is threaten to hold children back a grade.

The children are tested, but only to determine whether to put them back a grade.

It's a good thing we were paying attention back in grade school.

That was in 1990, when we thought holding a child back a grade would hurt his or her self-esteem.

" 'Rosie' was the first piece of art I ever appreciated, back in grade school," Mr. Elliott, 32, said.