Sentence examples for choice mark from inspiring English sources

The semi-smart dice hustler is a choice mark for another who knows more of the angles.

I would still rather have the choice, mark you, but, as this would appear to be being denied me, I am making the best of a bad job and looking on the bright side: I shall be free, at last, of that nagging, persistent sensation that I am, for the most part, surrounded by fucking idiots".

1. Choice: Mark always encouraged our daughters to be part of their own decision making, e.g., asking them what they would like to wear, what food they would like for breakfast/lunch/dinner (healthy of course), outings for the family, etc.

It's back page, meanwhile, has writer Mark Gleeson praising coach Carlos Albert Parreira for dropping Benni McCarthy, saying: "His choice marked not only the end of the international career of the phlegmatic Benni McCarthy but also the the foreign-based prima donna..

The choice marks a significant milestone for Myanmar, also known as Burma.

Our choice marks a deliberate and intentional departure from the use of known toxicants and endpoint-specific controls (reviewed in Kadereit et al. 2012; Crofton et al. 2011; Leist et al. 2010), and it puts emphasis on the exploration of unknown drugs.

You might even give it a program on your calculator if you're really worried about your multiple choice marks.

Ms. Lohan's sultry fashion choices mark a studied departure from her previous, seemingly haphazard, stabs at decorum.

These choices mark you as a kind of woman, both to your sex partners and to the people you tell about your grooming trends.

Incidental Intelligence: In the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago, the showers permit bathers to have four choices marked, Shut, Cold, Warm, and Scalding.

Even if you could vote, at no polling place, anywhere, should you have expected a ballot with choices marked "ADAMS" and "JEFFERSON".