Sentence examples for grade calling from inspiring English sources
It was a kid I knew from second grade calling me: 'Man!
Andrew Casillas of Stylus Magazine gave the album an A- grade, calling it a "trailblazing record".
In addition, Phil Kloer of The Atlanta Journal gave the episode a C grade, calling it an "off episode".
Stylus Magazine critic Clay Jarvis awarded the album an A+ grade, calling it a "genre-definer," as well as "the greatest metal album of all time".
Lewis Corner from Digital Spy classified it as a "flirty pop-gem", while HitFix's Melinda Newman awarded it a B+ grade, calling it a "delectable pop confection".
Tanner Stransky of Entertainment Weekly awarded "What Makes You Beautiful" a B+ grade, calling the song "shallow but crushworthy" and writing that the song shows that boy bands are not dying out.
The weaving cane is a grade called superfine chair seat cane.
A fourth grade called whipping cream, or heavy cream, contains no less than 36 percent butterfat.
Andrew M. Alper, a former Brearley trustee whose two daughters graduated from its middle school (Brearley runs from kindergarten to 12th grade) called the purchase "completely out of character with the way Brearley views itself in the world".
TRI-TAB® commercial grade called anhydrous tricalcium phosphate is associated to a chemical formula corresponding to a mixture of tricalcium phosphate (Ca3(PO4)2) and calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH 2).
I had a guy in 7th grade call me Melon Head.
