Sentence examples for deciding to mark from inspiring English sources

Michael Gove deciding to mark this year's GCSEs himself.

I immediately decided to mark my territory.

When he turned 60, Paul Theroux decided to mark the occasion by doing something sensible.

He decided to mark every item in the store with two prices, even though the state didn't require it.

In 1779 he decided to mark his 30th birthday and his entry on more serious official duties with a long trip to Switzerland in the company of Charles Augustus.

"The E.U. decided to mark only [goods made by] Israel, and we are unwilling to accept the fact that E.U. labels the side being attacked by terror".

It may be performed at a home altar, a wayside shrine, or anywhere a devotee decides to mark off a sacred space.

But that summer his dad, who ran an office equipment company, decided to mark a good year at work by taking the family to France.

By appearing at an event celebrating the inauguration of the first black president, Woods obviously has decided to mark another first in his life.

I have decided to mark the end of my travel networking trip across Central and South America with the ultimate experiment: to see how many of the city's travel networkers I can bring together in one place.

Michael Grandage has decided to mark the end of his tenure at the Donmar Warehouse by staging "Richard II," the Shakespeare play about a manchild of a monarch who under entirely different and more dramatic circumstances gives up his reign.