Sentence examples for grades friends from inspiring English sources

They are typical American university students, primarily concerned with grades, friends and hanging out.

Low self-esteem, family problems, bad grades, friends using drugs, peer pressure, and lack of school connection are more likely to sway your child towards using drugs.

One of my son's eighth-grade friends recently became a vegetarian.

Her father became Russia's ambassador to Kenya when she was in the 8th grade, friends said.

Eager to learn, he could not wait to get to school to see his teacher and his growing group of new first-grade friends.

Ethan has storybook-grade friends: the spunky Native American Jennifer T. Rideout and Thor Wignutt, an awkwardly tall boy who thinks he may be an android.

A guy who was one of my sister's third-grade friends became a developer and put up these cheesy homes.

By the second week, reporters will be scaring up third cousins and babysitters and middle school teachers and classmates — John's sixth-grade friends ignored his play-calling on offense at recess because it filled them with ennui, and Jim's friends found his handshakes so strong that they skipped them and settled for "hiya".

But the decision to festoon the new carpet with quotes from Lincoln, F.D.R., J.F.K., Teddy Roosevelt and Martin Luther King seems a tad Hallmark-y, and a little prepubescent — something Sasha's fellow fourth graders might suggest (Malia's seventh-grade friends would probably find it "lame").

The point is, if you can recall yearning to make a buck while all of your sixth-grade friends were interested in spending one, something's stirring within you.

Back in 7th grade, friends were hard to come by.