Sentence examples for it grade from inspiring English sources
Much like labelmate Dark0's excellent Fate EP before it, Grade uses grime as its framework while drawing on a number of other inspirations.
It became a rag warehouse in the 1950s and was scheduled for demolition as part of a slum clearance project in the 1960s, until a campaign led by John Betjeman saw it grade II* listed in 1971.
"I would feel under no obligation whatsoever because we wouldn't be getting a return for it," Grade said, adding that ITV would continue to invest in UK programming and industry training as long as it made business sense.
Yes, we had the tutor, but only for physics, you know what a swot she is, some nights I'd be literally pleading with her to stop reading and stay up sexting, or at least forget her piano practice, but she'd never have it – grade eight!
"We don't want direct state funding, but if it's the desire for government that there should be guaranteed provision of regional news in the English regions and nations – and as a matter of public policy there should be plurality with the BBC – we're happy to be the agents for that but we can't afford to pay for it or guarantee it," Grade added.
If it's real, eat it and grade it, but get adult supervision!
So: is it grade-A levels of basic to imply that the overarching message of Mad Men is to take a leap of faith (à la opening-credits guy) because, for the most part, there's always hope? Probably.
Essentially, peak-end is an algorithm; it grades graduate school in the same way a software program grades an essay.
It grades the sugar crystals according to their shape and size.
A minimum of three feet of soil completely covers it, graded and tapered for run-off.
