Sentence examples for something rate from inspiring English sources
Forrest behaves as if he can do something, rate it, and then get out.
The only end goal of a mem is to enrich your learning by helping you commit something to long term memory in an enjoyable, vivid way".. Look at mems other people have made to help you remember something; rate mems or make your own to help other people remember things too!
If I am watching something rated 15 or over and a sibling comes in wanting to watch something else they will automatically deem what I'm watching to be "too violent" then (most frequently using violence) extract the remote control from me and do as they please.
They might then think that you are addicted to games and therefore may be unwilling to get you something rated M for fear that you will have too much constant exposure to violence.
If we don't do something, the rate of extinction is getting faster and faster".
The mathematical term merely describes something whose rate of growth is proportional to its size.
All of the opportunities offered to me until then made me into something second-rate: lawyer, radio journalist, Orthodox Party representative, university gangster, American baseball team pitcher, heart-throb".
When something is rated to IP67 standards what it really means is that a device will resist water ingress up to the pressure of being stationary under 1m of water for 30 minutes.
"It seems I saw you in some teenage wet dream / I like your get-up if you know what I mean," he letches, over piano and cinema strings that could have been lifted from something X-rated.
"Given the popularity of photographing food we are looking at ways to introduce challenges and contests around that, like cooking something and rating it and eventually winning points or money-off vouchers," says Kate Bradshaw, head of digital at Food Network.
/…/it's still low, the popularity of vocational education./…/we all keep saying that we/…/need workforce, but when someone goes to a VET school, then it's like, like something second-rate.
