Then with sulky dignity he strode to the blackboards with the B's and C's and the D's and flunked once more on the conjugation of an irregular verb.
He rose and flunked horribly in an attempt to classify an ablative absolute and answered "unprepared" when the Roman, maliciously pressing his advantage, insisted on his translating.
The little idiot was crying because she had flunkedin English.
For strange to say she flunked too and the question journeyed on triumphantly to the mathematical prodigy at the end of the row.
When the most dazzling star in the class flunked on a grammatical reference, the instructor bit her lip and sent the question flying up one row and down another as fast as the students could shake their heads.
Just learned," he cabled his father, "Gilman dismissed because flunked me consider this outrageous please see he is reinstated.
I tried to tutor my cousin this fall in algebra, and the poor thing flunked much worse than before.
Well, you said you hadn't done anything about your conditions, and you've cut and flunked and scraped along much as I have, I fancy.
Oh, no, but she couldn't make up the French that she flunked at midyears, and she must be behind in other subjects, too.
He felt almost as much ashamed as Freddy Dickson, who somehow hadn't "got going" and had been flunked out.
As luck would have it the next boy called up, not being from the Kennedy, flunked and somewhat restored The Roman's equanimity.
He felt it in the looks that followed him as he went over to chapel, in the nodded recognition of Fifth Formers, who had never before noticed him, in The Roman himself, who flunked him without satire or aggravation.
He would be flunked--of course he would be flunked if The Roman had made up his mind to do it.
You are Peter Coddington, and you have been sent to the mill because you flunked your examinations.
They will all be grinning over the knowledge that I was put into the factories because I flunked at school.
Five hundred soldiers roared with laughter, for the man in the kilt had flunked his recitation in "Trench Raiding.
A fellow passed or he flunked and that was all there was to it.
I don't see--" "Neither Tony or Larry ever flunked a college course.
But he flunked so many courses he will have to drop back a year unless he makes up the work and takes examinations in the fall.
I felt my love (for knowledge) die; And thus it was without a sigh I flunked to-day.
But now,--some one could tell you why I flunked to-day.
In view of the facts, Patty's friends considered this last remark distinctly humorous, for she had flunked her freshman Greek three times, and had been advised by the faculty to take it over sophomore year.
The unconscious professor passed over her bent head and called on the girl on the other side, who coughed hysterically once or twice, and flunked flat; and while he was crediting the fact in his roll-book Patty resumed her seat.
And, if you will believe it, after all that work I flunked in Greek!
Nahagbung siya kay pirming mamágus, He flunked because he is always truant.
Nahagbung siya kay nagpasagad lang sa pagtuun, He flunked because he neglected his studies.
The Muffin Head, in stealthy craftiness, had a way of calling you up twice in succession after you had flunked and were expecting a brief period of immunity; but this system once solved gave ample opportunity to redeem yourself.
He flunked in Greek and mathematics sufficiently to escape the epithet of Poler.
Doesn't she suffer more from the fear of beingflunked out than any upper-classman you ever saw?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "flunked" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
