flunk

How much truth is there that Mr Obama is flunking the telephone test?

Bill's flunking out of school was a bolt from the blue for his parents.

High school students flunking biology might take some consolation in knowing that most of their teachers would be, too.

In New York City, some advocates have said in lawsuits that parents weren't notified early enough that their kids were flunking.

Allow flunking out school in one week, deducting correlative charge from fee . After one week, don, t transact withdraw procedure.

Here I have put on paper the plan for a device capable of killing thousands of people , and all I was worrying about was flunking out .

Never mind the pupils, teachers have been flunking English for years.

A few students told her of dropping or flunking courses partly because they were so preoccupied with the Internet.

You are not going anywhere while you are still flunking English.

If he were so smart, he wouldn't be flunking three classes.

"I'm flunking math, " he replied.

And these are children who are flunking out of public school.

What we are flunking is a critical subject: "How to take care of ourselves. "

I assumed he meant my brother, for flunking out of school.

how dare you ! and where were you when your brother was flunking out of school

Parents fret that their children are flunking exams;

but he is flunking out of school

i want to stop feeling an idiot for flunking math