Sentence examples for said grades from inspiring English sources

But it said grades would be expected to change if the makeup of the exam cohort altered and that, as a result of "first entry counts", there had been a 39% fall in the number of pupils sitting GCSEs early, in year 10 (age 15), instead of in year 11.

Professor of Education at Buckingham University Alan Smithers said grades were becoming more "believable" because of the changes the government and Ofqual had made.

One alum, now a professor, said grades don't mean much at the large university where she's teaching.

"This is not a decision taken lightly," said Grade.

"This is not easy to write - as you will readily understand," said Grade.

"It's just a clone; there's nothing original about it," said Grade.

"I have never sued anyone in my life and I've had lots of opportunity," said Grade.

"Current conditions in the advertising market are the most challenging I have experienced in over 30 years in UK broadcasting," said Grade.

"The question is: does the person have the ability to understand their role and what the imperatives of the BBC are?" said Grade.

"I'm in favour of Yentob," said Grade, who said he saw no problem with Yentob juggling his role as a senior BBC executive, presenter of BBC1's Imagine series and long standing position as Kids Company chairman.

One instructor said, "Grading papers is almost impossible.