Sentence examples similar to backing to mark from inspiring English sources

It's very important for me and the team that the midfielders go to shoot and arrive at the goal but then get back to mark.

This, though, (back to mark one yet again) can backfire: his pipeline westwards transmits gas, but the invisible pipeline running in the opposite direction transmits money.

The image of Carlos Sanchez almost walking back to mark Aaron Ramsey when the Welshman scored Arsenal's second epitomised Villa's lacklustre performance, and apart from a period of domination that still produced nothing after half-time, Villa looked every inch the relegation favourites they've become.

Big Boi's career is all in the mix A few weeks back, to mark the release of Big Boi's new solo album, the Atlantan rapper posted a mixtape at bigboi.com, called the 'Big Boi Mixtape for Dummies' (with artwork aping the For Dummies books).

Unless you hate wasting space, you can write something along the lines of "front" and "Back" to mark the covers; that way, there's no risk of your notes getting dirty.

· Preservation: God's Wonderful Railway on track to be world heritage site Vital backing for bid to mark Brunel achievement.

Al Gore famously grew one a while back, apparently to mark the achievement of no longer having to run for office.

For the MT examination, it was necessary to uncover the entire surface of the back and to mark some anatomical landmarks.

The Times reported that some headteachers who are backing the campaign plan to mark absences as "educational" rather than "unauthorised".

They discovered that many of the passengers were heading back to Gander to mark the 10th anniversary.

Two outlines of a human body – front and back – allow them to mark where the pain is, and how intense.