Grade used in a sentence

Grade in a sentence as a noun

Ive been teaching third grade for thirty years.

"So he would come back to our degreeless and gradeless school, but with a difference.

If it is even possible to break a tool like this, that tool is not enterprise grade.

Almost all of the premeds I know are competing for the best grades, the best resumes, and the best internships.

And the industrial grade heavy duty plasma cutter.

I guess it's a matter of what sort of things you grade on, For my personal OS grading metric there is only one item, "Helps me Get **** Done".

I have no difficulty doing this with third graders, but this particular class was all elementary school teachers.

As a student who did not cheat, worked very hard, and still received a relatively low grade in your class, theres nothing more infuriating.

I taught myself programming in 7th grade because I really wanted to play Sim City, but having no gaming computers/consoles, I couldn't.

Grade in a sentence as a verb

Scolding and finger-wagging was bad enough coming from a first-grade teacher trying to promote sanctimonious values back in the 1950s.

His creative intelligence, stifled by too much theory and too many grades in college, would now become reawakened by the boredom of the shop.

Now, I know you and many others reading this post probably think Im just a pissed off student who didnt get the grade he wanted and is now bashing his teacher out of revenge.

Is it not your job as an educator to make sure those who put in the most effort and demonstrate the highest level of achievement are awarded grades accordingly?

The reason that cryptographers laugh at people who advertise "military grade cryptography" or "we use AES256" is because the choice of crypto primitives is often less important than how they're composed.

"Motivation of this sort, once it catches hold, is a ferocious force, and in the gradeless, degreeless institution where our student would find himself, he wouldn't stop with rote engineering information.

This larger goal wouldn't be the imitation of education in Universities today, glossed over and concealed by grades and degrees that give the appearance of something happening when, in fact, almost nothing is going on.

If you're struggling with some concept of enterprise grade operations, what people expect of you and how you can succeed with events like this in the future, I'm positive every capable person here would provide some level of guidance and support.