Sentence examples similar to Wanting a mark from inspiring English sources

I didn't want a mark on my record.

He wanted a mark from Djokovic's penultimate shot of a rally at 30-15 examined, but the chair umpire ruled that Nadal did not fully halt the rally after the shot in question.

Whether Brentano was right or not, why should we want a mark or a criterion of the mental at all?

"You are likely to vote for it because you know it's going to fail and you don't want a black mark from the League of Conservation and the Sierra Club in their vote ratings," he said.

She says she doesn't want a class-mark, that she just wants to read the book.

Despite my failed attempts to contact Stan – because, well, he's a hermit – I set off find out why so many people would want a life marked by loneliness and isolation.

This means that we want a major tick mark every 5 (the default setting uses a major tick mark every 2 for this example).

They wanted a way to mark posts that were not meant to be taken seriously, to avoid frequent fire storms from people who didn't get the joke.

You never want a visible sweat mark!

If you still want a menu though, mark the one you like, and click "Accept".

"I just want a quickie/No bite marks, no scratches and no hickeys".