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Usage examples of grade.

Banish set aside the sheaf of papers then, and Blood saw photographs underneath, grade school portraits of the Abies children.

Floyt, an Earthservice accessor of the grade functionary third class, it was all quite intoxicating.

He had been spotted by some little girls en route to Acequia Madre grade school, who chased the beast into a garage and shut the door behind him.

He was a poor scholar in grade school, a mediocre one going for his baccalaureate, preferring a life of wine, women, and song, and doing just enough to get by scholastically.

Ist die ganze Erde einmal mit Phalanxen bedeckt, so wird sich auch die Nothwendigkeit einer allgemeinen Eintheilung im Reiche verschiedener Grade ergeben, die, wie Alles bei ihm, geometrisch abgemessen sind.

Although Zeb never got beyond eighth grade, he had an innate understanding of the best way to bilk a sucker.

If you shut your eyes, you could believe you were back in the jungle on the outskirts of some little jerkwater town, smooth dusty under the trees on the leeward side of a grade that passed the watertank and cut off the wind, sitting around the small fire with a belly full of a good mulligan that you had been assigned the bumming of the carrots for, or maybe the onions, or the spuds.

United States is the largest producer of bulk mica, but the greater part of the capacitor grade mica is mined in India.

The wall presented a barrier that ran parallel to the stream, but as Ayla hiked along its base back toward the cave, the sheer drop angled up in a steep but climbable grade.

Syrinx music: the harmony is made up from tones of various grades, all the tones differing, but the resultant of all forming one sound.

DeWitt, Master Chief Dobler, and Murdock went up to where the scout stood looking down a slight grade at a camp.

Lights came on in a few windows, and Prosper Donge braked sharply as he reached the grade crossing, which was shut, and through which he passed by the side gates.

Clement promised himself not a little amusement from the curiously sedate drollery of the venerable Deacon, who, it was plain from his conversation, had cultivated a literary taste which would make him a more agreeable companion than the common ecclesiastics of his grade in country villages.

Tea-houses are of all grades, from the three-storied erections, gay with flags and lanterns, in the great cities and at places of popular resort, down to the road-side tea-house, as represented in the engraving, with three or four lounges of dark-coloured wood under its eaves, usually occupied by naked coolies in all attitudes of easiness and repose.

The village consists of two short streets, 8 feet wide composed entirely of yadoyas of various grades, with a picturesquely varied frontage of deep eaves, graceful balconies, rows of Chinese lanterns, and open lower fronts.