Sentence examples for going to grade from inspiring English sources

"Who is going to grade the process?

Who's going to grade all that homework?

When he comes up for election, people are going to grade him on G.D.P., but people are also going to grade on the quality of life.

AMY DAVIDSON: Jim Lehrer says he's not going to grade them, or himself.

At the library, people remembered going to grade school with Duke Snider's child or shopping with Joan Hodges (who still lives in Brooklyn).

I'm not going to grade the two of you and say you've -- your answers have been too long or I've done a poor job -- PRESIDENT OBAMA: You've done a great job, Jim.

"I am determined to build this project and I anticipate going to grading in the fall," Ghandour told me.

Gilbert had gone to grade school with May — she was then May Alwen.

I went to grade school, high school and college in Arizona.

"Hi, Lizzie, waiting for me?" she called to a cashier, Liz Oliva; the two went to grade school together.

Then do drugs, alcohol and party get ready for high school, then you go to grade school.