Sentence examples for say grade was from inspiring English sources

But surely, you may say, Grade was succeeded by Sir Michael Lyons?

That is what my professors really mean when they say grades are secondary.

Some skeptical principals say grades are simplistic, the educational equivalent of a Zagat guide, and that a simple letter cannot reflect the hundreds of nuances that go into what makes a school a success or failure.

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

Curry said Loughner "threw his work down" and said the grade was "unacceptable".

"I'd say their grade is incomplete," said David E. Cole, director of the Center for Automotive Research.

He said grade boundaries were set in a way that was unfair to candidates in Wales and they had been the victims of an "injustice".

Even with such inducements, the principals say, fourth grade is a hard sell.

I've seen the studies that say grade-school homework is useless, but, precisely because I want these studies to be dispositive, I doubt them.

For example, he said, seventh grade is the age when kids start saying everything is "so gay".

Nic Dakin, Labour MP for Scunthorpe and a former sixth-form college principal, said the new grade was "relatively untested".