Sentence examples for take a grade from inspiring English sources

She finished just over a length behind a filly who came back to take a Grade 3 at Monmouth.

Ballycasey [who took a Grade One chase at Leopardstown last Sunday] might be the one to beat if he turns up in it but several others have got a chance and Sam Winner is definitely one of them.

Having taken a Grade Two event on his hurdling debut at Chepstow first time out (a feat which left racing historians trying to recall the last horse to do the same), he survived a howling blunder at the second-last and a further messy jump at the last to maintain his unbeaten record at Cheltenham at the weekend.

Nowadays it takes a grade 11/12 to work anywhere".

Many schools will allow students to take a "class" where they grade papers, organize assignments, and do other tasks to help out in the classroom.

At the same time, I remember taking a grade-school field trip to Krispy Kreme.

We seem to have received generally positive responses from our survey participants (assuming that one takes a grading of 'fair' to be a positive response).

These were students who had gained the necessary GCSE grades to take A-levels, and all went on to university.

If you need to make up a quiz or catch up on work after school, it's better to go and miss practice than take a bad grade or a zero.

But where do you take a 10th-grade boy (Orlando), a sixth-grade girl (Josephine) and a 4-year-old, not to mention two well-meaning and reasonably well-traveled parents?

Ask them what's more important: doing whatever it takes to get an A grade from the gun lobby that funds their campaigns?