Famous Quotes & Sayings

Generally, the grades range all the way from A to F.

Generally, (Indonesia) is still gradually improving. When we had the positive outlook, we thought it was improving faster.

Even though they graduated 14 seniors, they have enough talent and tradition returning to make another run at the title.

Even though Talon graduated a year and a half ago, he was still well known. It's a school staff's worst nightmare.

Nowadays, kindergarten is more like first grade used to be.

Actually, it looks a lot harder than it is. It has a very gradual incline.

Sebastian Thrun

I used to tell my graduate students at Stanford, 'Don't worry about what job you have to pick because your job picks you. Let your job pick you. Find something you are passionate about. Then when you are passionate, be persistent. Just keep doing it for a while because progress is always hard work. It never rests in ideas.'

Texas institutions need to work on their four- and six-year graduation rates, and we know that is something we need to work on. But, we also know it's not the only thing.

It was very exciting. Those guys that graduated last year had three outstanding years in a row. It was very enjoyable. It's nice to be able to put a lineup out there and watch them play to their talent level.

The state system ---- I think you'll find the numbers somewhere in between. I don't think (the graduation rate) will be as high as our system reports, or as low as (the Manhattan Institute) numbers.

The specifications haven't lessened. The NRC grades us on inspections. If we missed one, it would be a serious violation.

These are your kids; they will be your graduates.

There will be the different graduate programs represented there, so students who are thinking about going to graduate school can talk to the different programs.

I've never owned a retail business, but I put myself through graduate school by working in an office supply store. If you like what you have in your store, it sort of comes naturally.

We just threw out her last race on the turf. This is just so satisfying. In my career, I haven't won that many Grade 1s and now I'm starting to pick some up. It's a great feeling.

Jim Burke

We just had a graduate from the master's program at Stanford University. We have about seven students at University of Las Vegas in the architecture. We have three local architects...

There's some guys looking at him, so he needs to get his grades in order. There are people that want him. He's just got to get the test score to get in.

The tool we're talking about takes more than grades into account.

John Calipari

I second the motion. His record is spotless. He graduates every kid. He doesn't look at other women. He doesn't smoke.

I've been sitting waiting the whole year. Since ninth grade I wondered what I'd do after high school. They say they want me, I'm there.

We monitor their grades throughout the season, and provide a (mandatory) study hall.

Alan Greenspan

We have to do it in a cautious, gradual way. ... (We) should go slowly and test the waters.

Corey Brewer

I'm gradually getting back. I feel like I'm about 85 to 90 percent.

I knew him a lot of years in grade school,

Jerry Spinelli

I'm remembering one book that I wrote, 'Fourth Grade Rats,' that took a month to write, but most of them, full-length novels, I would say about a year.

That means more kids have passed it before getting to 12th grade and don't have it hanging over their head right now.

Take the initiative and lead the way, You can make the difference.

Joe Clark

These people are incorrigible. And since none of them could graduate anyway, you are all expurgated. You are dismissed! You are out of here forever! I wish you well.

These people are going to be judging you, and no matter what I say, these grades are going to be final. I need all of your attention. I need 120 percent of your effort.

On campuses, we should have students that graduate that are comfortable working with people different from themselves, who are comfortable in an international kind of arena. That's 21st-century America.

Nothing would make me happier than sitting in the bleachers at Fitch watching Jesse graduate some day. That would truly be the moment of a lifetime.

It's really a parental choice. If my son's grades aren't up to par, he doesn't go to tournaments and sometimes he doesn't participate in sports.

It's tough to be 7-5 in a Grade 1 race and get that kind of trip, to be six wide like he was.