Sentence examples for introduced letter from inspiring English sources

In Los Angeles, which introduced letter grades in 1998, restaurants are rated on a 100-point scale, and so the letter grades correspond roughly to a standard familiar to most people from high school.

Elite universities began evaluating "character"—including through newly introduced letters of reference to admit clubbable young men rather than what Yale's admissions director called "Old Testament" grinds who excelled on purely academic criteria.

Differentiate it for each application by introducing letters from the site name, for instance.

Initially to introduce letters and alphabets to kids,Arialic seems to be the best font.

Leonhard Euler introduced the letter as the base for natural logarithms, writing in a letter to Christian Goldbach of 25 November 1731.

Its fun, accessible games introduced the letter sounds although – important note – it's not describing your kids as monsters.

Prosecutors also introduced a letter they said was written in November 1996 by Mr. Yoo addressed to Patrick Donohue, who at the time was Mr. Pataki's campaign finance director.

A spelling reform in 1948 eliminated the capitalization of nouns and introduced the letter å for aa, thereby making the spelling more similar to that of Norwegian and Swedish.

The defense introduced the letter as Mrs. Astor's former lawyer, Henry Christensen III, spent a fifth day on the witness stand, under cross-examination by Mr. Marshall's lawyers after three and a half days of prosecution questions.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg's administration took a tip from Florida when it introduced A-F letter grades for schools back in 2007.

He introduced new letters for those sounds, at the same time discarding 18 letters for which Serbian had no use.