What is "grades"

Usage examples of "grades".

Nearly every child scores far above his academic grades in at least some of the subtests, and he knows it.

I continued seeing Joey twice a week through third and fourth grades and worked closely with his teachers.

Her parents would not let her go out for sports as long as her grades were poor, so her frustration escalated.

The two small fourth grades were going to the Museum of Natural History.

The fourth grades, sixty boys and girls in all, took over the whole gymnasium.

He was a natural athlete, his math had always been good, and now he was on grade level in reading and getting good grades on the weekly spelling tests, if he studied hard.

Colonels, large numbers of other grades, and more than 150 officer cadets.

In order to get reports, grades and records completedeawe have to formally close this project by the fourteenthof May.

The lower shelves were for first and second grades, the higher shelves for the uppergrades.

And in reconstructing the powerful experience of the lost two years between the third and the fifth grades Sybil had made clear that this had not been the first dissociation.

You see I devised that technique when I was in the third and fourth grades, after my grandmother died.

A forty-five mile trip through heavy desert sands, over the steep grades of an abandoned mountain road, and through heavy sands again would inevitable, and until the new steel rails had crept to a point opposite Julia, teams or automobile truck must supply the laborers and teams with the necessities of life.

They left the level mountain valley that swaddled the lake and started down the steep grades toward the Julia side of the desert.

Most safety powders require special treatment, while most grades of dynamite and all ordinary forms of black blasting powder are readily analyzed by the usual methods.

In this way, any or all of the screens may be used at once, thus separating all grades, or making only such separations as are desired.