Sentence examples for become grammar from inspiring English sources

Some will become grammar schools in all but name.

Ukip has said it will allow existing schools to apply to become grammar schools.

She will confirm that new selective schools will be allowed to open and that existing schools will be able to become grammars.

In September the prime minister announced her intention to allow both new selective schools to open and existing schools to become grammars.

When good local schools become grammars, financially astute parents invest in private tutoring to ensure their child's access to a state-funded education rivalling that provided by the private sector.

At the age of 11, he won a scholarship to the Grocers' Company school, a nursery of academic brilliance that went on to become Hackney Downs grammar school.

The day after the show, the Internet was flooded with GIFs — those brief, looped video clips that have become the grammar of much Internet comedy — that memorialized the sketch, and which were passed around widely on Tumblr, Twitter and Facebook.

It was decided in 1950 that Chetham's should become a grammar school, and this change took place two years later.

This is the most important step, of course, if you want to become a grammar Nazi of English.

He became a grammar school boy, getting a place at Hackney Downs county secondary school, then studied science at Chelsea Polytechnic.

Iraiyaṉār Akapporuḷ, an early treatise on love poetics, and Naṉṉūl, a 12th-century grammar that became the standard grammar of literary Tamil, are also from the Middle Tamil period.