Sentence examples for dinner grade from inspiring English sources

Fairway Cafe 2127 Broadway, New York NY 10023 (b/n 74th and 75th; map); 212-595-1888 slowice: Haphazard and slow, but improving Must-Haves: Foccaccia, onion rings, Boston lettuce salad, lamb chops, marinated chicken, bone-in ribeye Cost: $26, $31, and $39 three-course prix fixe menus--or you can just have a damn good burger with fries for $12 at dinner Grade: B/B+.

If the Internet is on the fritz at your house, it may be tempting to head to the library, start reading up on wi-fi so you can diagnose the problem from scratch, but not if you've got to finish cooking dinner, grade twenty papers by the next morning, and do fifty other things.

As she was packing her knives, Ms. Lombard, the professional caterer, gave the dinner a grade of C-.

Let's just say I was not at all sorry to abandon fourth-grade homework, a second-grade class dinner, the subway, my office, two weekend soccer games and the cat box.

He comments on the fast food container she is taking back to her office to eat for dinner while she grades papers.

John Kasich doesn't make the grade for dinner gyrations.

This article came up over dinner, and our 8th grade daughter was mortified.

Last year one of the many YRSers who touched my heart was Jenny Lea; she was keen to do her bit to help show that code clubs aren't the exclusive domain for the kid who sits in the library hacking into the dinner menu and school grades system.

Ms. Rosenstrach, an inveterate saver of date books and diaries going back to first grade, says the dinner diary functions as an emotional jog, but it also represents a collection of gold stars — testament to the good work, the sometimes drudge work, she has done, in regularly feeding her family and trying to feed them well.

The recommended average daily intake of protein is at least 1.0 1.2 g/kg/BW, including at least 20 25 g of high-quality protein (such as protein supplied by dairy products) with each main meal (breakfast, lunch, dinner) during the day [121] (grade A recommendation).

The little trog who sat in the high seat in his Batman cape and pirate hook hand and ate them for lunch and dinner is halfway through sixth grade now.