Sentence examples for can't marks from inspiring English sources

"Why can't Marks & Sparks make bras to fit me: I have a narrow back and a big bust?" asked Theresa, who came dressed in garb from competitor C&A, and climbed up on the dais to show her outfit.

But he also can't mark himself a traitor to the Ron Paul cause.

"We were expected to average $400 to $500 on all transactions, which includes leases and deals that you can't mark up because of special promotions," Mr. Zajaczkowski said.

And what's the point of reaching a milestone, as a self-made designer, if you can't mark it with a banquet?

Defenders can't mark him one-on-one, so we have to defend him as a team".

"When you sell a big stone worth $2 million or $3 million," explains diamond analyst Martin Rapaport, "you can't mark them up that high.

Gas is under $2 a gallon, retailers can't mark down inventory fast enough and deflation is here to stay for the short term, at least according to Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.

When you read through your notes, don't feel like you can't mark them.

It's as if there is some natural authority guiding the construction process, though we can't see marks of its authority.

We can't leave marks, he's got a wife".

Reading this, you can't help marking out the time line of Kelly's liberation.