Sentence examples for decent mark from inspiring English sources
"I've made a pretty decent mark so far, nothing to scoff at.
Nineteenth was a decent mark of loyalty, but didn't exactly suggest a hardcore mass.
"I've made a pretty decent mark so far — nothing to scoff at.
Ifandbutwhynot (3.40) has meanwhile made a good start for his new stable and looks on a decent mark for the Centaur Novices' Handicap Hurdle.
They'll also send her "15 beautiful roses for $100 [£30]", which is a pretty decent mark up when you think the same cake costs $5£4£4) and the roses $30.
(He won back the office in 1986, when Reagan was receiving decent marks from Texas voters).
Most pundits did give McCain decent marks for retelling the story of his captivity in Vietnam.
Being interesting is the key to going viral, and on that score, I'd give Mr. Murdoch decent marks.
Another mom complained her seventh grader got decent marks on a writing assignment rife with spelling and grammatical errors.
Gregory, 8, a third grader, has received decent marks -- mainly "satisfactory" and "needs improvement" -- on his report card.
Indeed American cities tend not to do as well as their Australian and Canadian counterparts because poor scores for crime and congestion negate their decent marks for culture.
