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609 examples of Grade in a sentence

In the same way that I can enjoy a even a grade school performance of Shakespeare, I can appreciate many levels of achievement for the art sake.
I read Holes in 5th grade so when I heard they were doing a movie I was ecstatic!
Most of the movies shown on the show were B or C grade but it showed a lot of A house films as well like the Hammer films from England which are Top notch as well as many with the stop motion majesty of Ray Harryhausen.
Yes this a B- grade horror.
Rather incredibly, Contra Todos (Against Everybody) (original title, which the producers discarded: God Against Everybody) got very low GPA (grade point average) in this website.
But as a movie, it's not good at all, and I'm afraid, that it would get a much lower grade for me, if my darling Mike hadn't been the one starring in it.
The most surprising thing the the steep grade with which it goes downhill.
i enjoyed reading the books more than watching the same tired old animation by rankin bass...fine for kiddies but still below par animation...why they went back to this low grade animation after ralph bakshis fantastic animation in the lord of the rings beats me.
Because interest is generated by what's being said, rather than what's being seen, the low grade visuals are not a problem at all.
Why not make a low grade horror film or porn.
with its token 80's porn soundtrack and English dubbed over English this film has made me realize that some movies need to be sunk below a 1 grade on the voting scale.
the acting was great..............for a low grade cheesy basement porno.
I showed it in my 10th grade English class because we were studying Antigone and this was the only film version the library had.
The movie then goes into all these different and sometimes intersecting stories that add up to a bunch of Z grade actors getting killed by zombies.
I think this group has a chance to make top grade productions in the future, but this first attempted was tossed together.
I started collecting the movies after reading the books and I gotta say: I do enjoy low budget, low grade films sometimes for the simple pleasure and nostalgia they evoke.
I read the book in 12th grade, and I can't say I liked the story, but that is not my beef with this movie.
So all in all good horror, no plot connecting, sex and violence - ingredients of a good B grade horror and all the better because it is Japanese B grade horror, which is always much classier than our B Grade horror!
"Wilbur" is the product of some fringe studio that goes out of its way to hire cinematographers whose use of light and space make actors look like lumps of ordure on screen, scriptwriters who are one grade above monkeys trained to bang on keyboards, directors who suffer from cognitive retardation and can't grasp three dimensional space or movement, and actors who are desperate to appear in any piece of drek, no matter how dreadful.
2nd grade I should say.. "you make me hot baby" When we started seeing the scenes with velvet in them my thoughts were you gotta be kidding me, is this a low grade horror movie or some cheesy porn flick.
Possibly with a grade 2 class somewhere in Alaska?
Just when you're thinking of the worst movies you've ever seen, along comes this grade Z clunker zooming into the frame!
Bottom line for all of you is that this movie is not going to make the grade.
this film was actually bought out on DVD in Australia and stupid me wanting to buy, which i did!, thinking that it might be a good horror film but noooooooooo!!! i was left bemused and annoyed that i wasted my time and money into this terrible piece of d grade garbage!!!
I was in 10th grade at the time.
I was hoping for some laughs from another grade D horror film.
Back when I was in the 6th grade my Dad gave me a copy of the book.
the special effects looked like they were done by grade school children.
Its awful, even by Hong Kong low grade humor standards with Tsang's mugging bringing everything down lower than it all ready is.
Warner Bros. looked for "controversial" themes to release them from their box office slump and found it with topics like this, packaging emotional rubbish into the screens in the form of low budget B grade "content films".
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