Sentence examples for time grammar from inspiring English sources

Also, study its best pressing time, grammar weight and pre-polymer/polyol proportion.

But in fact at his time, grammar school educations included learning Latin, leaning how to compose poetry in Latin, learning how to translate Latin.

There are rabid fans (who shouldn't be a problem most of the time), grammar snobs, and the occasional troll who will probably tell you that you just killed whatever fandom you were writing for just to make you feel bad.

In short, once upon a time, grammar-school students such as Harold Wilson and Margaret Thatcher made their way to the top, whereas now it's once more the preserve of expensively educated students such as David Cameron (Eton) and Nick Clegg (Westminster).

On top of the daily 90-minute reading classes, students meet three times a week for novels, four times for grammar and writing, and three times more for small-group sessions in a scripted curriculum that drills pronunciation of letters, sounds and words, phonics-style.

And he has no time for grammar schools.

It is the second time Brighton Grammar has faced public criticism this year.

It's a big issue and it's an exciting time for grammar.

My own time at grammar school was all in all an excellent experience, the opportunities given to us were huge and we were encouraged to aim for only Russell Group universities if possible.

'So my view of women is that they are people first, not mother-replacements, which I think a lot of men search for subconsciously.' Hucknall missed his mother most when he was enduring an unhappy time at grammar school.

He had the good fortune to attend the city's Quarry Bank School, later a comprehensive but at that time a grammar school run by a headmaster, RF Bailey, who believed in opening up his pupils' awareness of life rather than merely the classroom.