Sentence examples for Always on the mark from inspiring English sources
Fredette was not always on the mark; he missed a few shots that surprised B.Y.U.
The religious version of being good is not always on the mark, to put it mildly, but even the opportunity to contemplate goodness seems valuable.
And does not such a view reduce blackness to "a matter of ontology, sinking us right back into the quicksand of essentialism?" His answers, while drawing on other scholars, and not always on the mark, are rarely without originality.
That view, side-window glimpses of a flower garden in full bloom alongside the building and Capri's sunny interior almost made up for entrees that weren't always on the mark.
The cocktails can seem phoned in ("Amateur ice," said one drinker, of his back-of-the-freezer shards), the desserts are not always on the mark (a panna cotta had not entirely set), and the thrifted folding chairs are deeply uncomfortable.
Whether the company's suppliers can achieve those numbers is another question, and, of course, Digitimes' industry scuttlebutt isn't always on the mark.
A skilled cook, Julie is habitual holiday hostess to Ben's sister Faye (Judith Light, as commanding here as she always is), Faye's shady but evidently faithful husband Mort (the always on-the-mark Mark Blum) and their dim-witted daughter Shelley (Lauren Blumenfeld, playing low IQ extremely well).
Always on the move, never satisfied.
Always on the menu: whole lotta pork.
Always on the lookout for inspiration.
