Those are some brilliant grades there!
To prosper even more, ask your teacher to lend you some revision guides, extra homework or practice tests; it may seem like a lot of work but to behind brilliant grades always lies practice and dedication, which you must have!
Many a cheerful, polite, nice kid gets a better recommendation than their obnoxious-but-brilliant grade-hound peer Make nice with their teachers.
Here the housing minister Margaret Beckett could surely realise her dream of a "deliverable, realistic, brilliant" A-grade ecotown.
William H. Gass, for example, came out with Finding a Form, a collection of interesting and readable essays, including the brilliant "A Failing Grade for the Present Tense".
Even a brilliant professor, your grade cannot be higher than a vice-chancellor.
But if that is true, why have grades at all? Brilliant students complain that, thanks to grade inflation, little distinguishes them from their so-so classmates.
The photocatalytic activity of Mg-doped TiO2 polyscales was determined using an aqueous dye solution of brilliant green (Himedia, laboratory grade), under both visible light and natural sunlight source (sunny day).
That was grade-A course management, brilliant golf, play as stunning as some of his more swashbuckling efforts, just in a different way.
One of the brilliant things about post-grade-school adulthood, though, is that all the people who once shoved you out onto soccer pitches, onto church Christmas pageant stages, and into weeks of sleepaway camps can't do that to you anymore.
