Sentence examples for deserve to mark from inspiring English sources

I want to be completely fair to the repair shops on this; this is a common practice by pretty much the entire industry, and they deserve to mark those parts up to maintain a profit.

Nick Webb, mayor of Lowestoft, said: "Anthony's outstanding efforts deserve to be marked publicly".

These are significant achievements, and ones that deserve to be marked.

Certainly, moral questions loomed over the work of Gaspare Tagliacozzi: in the two centuries after his death, his techniques for repairing noses languished under pressure from the Catholic Church, which held that those whose noses had collapsed from the effects of syphilis did not deserve to have the mark of their sin surgically erased.

It deserves to be marked by another Cultural Olympiad.

So, when something emerges that challenges this state of affairs it deserves to be marked.

The end of the summer is an occasion that surely deserves to be marked with a celebratory drink.

"I think people realize that while communicating by e-mail is great for smaller parties," said Karen Bussen, an event planner in New York, "a wedding is a truly special occasion that deserves to be marked with an actual piece of mail.

And that's what Sliimy represents tonight – cute, charming, quintessentially French spontaneity that doesn't always make sense – like the point he wiggles his butt and seductively winds his waist all over his one-man band, or pops on a bearskin to hide his hair a bit – but deserves to be marked among the hottest, and undoubtedly fiercely fabulous newcomers in pop.

Even Mr Clark sensed his libido might have caused him to overstep the mark: "I deserve to be horsewhipped.

If different stories use the same words in quotation marks, they probably deserve to be grouped together.