Sentence examples for impeccable grades from inspiring English sources

That is because Bristol has enthusiastically taken up the government's campaign to get more state-school pupils into university; it is therefore accused of turning away private-school pupils with impeccable grades in favour of poor children with worse ones.

She didn't want to investigate: In her eyes, no matter how complicated, I'd still be delivered to the promised land on a fluffy cloud of impeccable grades.

But unlike Fischer, the 20-year-old Urbach got impeccable grades in school and boasts the academic intelligence of someone far beyond his years.

Ultimately, Cutshaw's impeccable grades, social accolades, police-officer boyfriend, and equine-level whiteness couldn't make up for the fact that she was driving recklessly enough to get somebody killed.

The arc of Elena Kagan's grades, close to impeccable after the first Harvard Law School semester, shows her intellectual mettle.

Last fall, Kuni, a quiet sixth grader with an impeccable transcript, beat five seventh-grade opponents -- including one who handed out chocolate chip cookies -- by focusing his campaign on the younger students, promising to appoint at least one from each grade to his cabinet.

Poised, focused and bright, with a 4.0 grade-point average and impeccable manners, he is a student of Nascar.

Trainer Harry Whittington's decision to skip the Cheltenham Festival proved inspired as Arzal put in an impeccable round of jumping to take Grade One honours.

At the first concert, on Friday evening, the Junior Chorus, whose members ranged from the third to eighth grades, sang jaunty tunes with impeccable diction and gave stylish performances of adventurous pieces by Frode Fjellheim and John Burge.

With a rainbow lineup like that, an extraordinary venue (the grade I-listed King Weston House), impeccable sound and sumptuous, hi-tech "visual environments" from Limbic Cinema, this is worth putting in the diary.

The pedagogical approach of his HHMI-funded program is equally rare; rather than selecting research students with impeccable academic credentials, Warner's program admits only students with grade point averages between 2.5 and 3.0.