Sentence examples for be a grade from inspiring English sources
There was to be a grade crossing across the railroad tracks, but Vermont Railway prevented its construction.
I believe that without Big Brown this race simply appears to be a Grade III race for $200,000.
The Briarcliffe is hardly the equal of the other three buildings at this intersection, but on Park Avenue it would be a Grade A design: there is nothing routine about it.
Soon afterwards he was admitted to hospital as an emergency, whereupon surgeons opened up his skull – they flipped a bit out, he says, as if it was on a hinge – and operated on his brain in a desperate bid to remove what turned out to be a grade four glioblastoma (the most malignant kind of brain tumour).
Brief fumbles behind the bike sheds have, in all honesty, left a minimal impression and everybody's honour is successfully intact thus far into the relationship, so it was pleasantly surprising to find the opening track on new album Standing At The Sky's Edge to be a Grade A foray into psychedelic drone.
"He has sustained an injury to his left quad and scans have revealed it to be a grade two injury.
"Don't get me wrong, anyone using these to walk around Starbucks would be a grade-A asshat… but I could see them working in an outdoor environment".
You are also probably aware that Bundy has revealed himself to be a grade-A racist who thinks black people would be better off in slavery.
It was a Grade A disaster.
It's a Grade I in New York.
