Sentence examples for Great mark from inspiring English sources
"The bike's going great," Mark said.
And she's putting on Spandex!" "This is great!" Mark enthused.
"All the theoretical stuff before we started shooting was great," Mark said.
It's a great mark of our democracy that RT is free to do so here.
She wrote half a dozen books which were smart, funny and well reviewed but, unlike those of Blake Morrison, made no great mark.
Heavy chains on the mountain's southwestern face, said to have been placed there by Alexander the Great, mark the route to the summit.
Not great marking or goalkeeping.
Nevertheless the foundation of St . Petersburg(1703) by Peter I the Great marked the beginning of the substitution of Western influence for Byzantine, an important change.
Former CIA director Leon Panetta got great marks from the agency for standing up against elements and actions of the Obama administration when it targeted CIA officers.
This year's stars include Spike Jonze, Jia Zhangke and, back again, the late, great Marker, whose 1960 film, "Description of a Struggle," is one of 202 titles in the festival's avant-garde program.
He was a bright, bookish child who took a particular interest in history and classics, earning great marks and, eventually, a place at Clare College, Cambridge, where he studied English.
