Sentence examples for given a grades from inspiring English sources

In Britain the proportion of A-level students given "A" grades has risen from 9% to 27% over the past 25 years.

Tales of him giving "A" grades to every student in his class, regardless of their production (or lack of it), abound.

The heritage minister, Tracey Crouch, on Wednesday announced the building would be given a Grade II listing.

A Harvard freshman was given a grade ofD. on a theme which he was rather proud of.

Nearly a quarter of all the papers marked were given a grade A. Universities are swamped with applicants with three or four A grades.

Very few of them would have been given a grade above D from most of my teachers.

The New Yorker, December 27 , 1947P. 16 A Harvard freshman was given a grade ofD. on a theme which he was rather proud of.

By Hayes B. Jacobs and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, December 27 , 1947P. 16 A Harvard freshman was given a grade ofD. on a theme which he was rather proud of.

At first glance it seems strange that a skatepark in Hornchurch should have been given a Grade II listing from English Heritage.

This grave has now been given a grade II listing, as has another memorial bearing Cornwell's name, in the churchyard of St Botolph without Bishopsgate.

Sony Columbia was also given a grade of adequate in the Glaad study, which counted Javier Bardem's villain from the James Bond movie "Skyfall" as a bisexual character.