Sentence examples similar to excuse mark from inspiring English sources

The award of the free-kick infuriated Graeme Souness but that did not excuse the marking.

Avoiding church does not excuse Americans from marking the birth of Jesus, however.

Gifts are an excuse, an apology, a mark of affection -- endless boxes and bags filled with stuff meant to convey love.

However, Inzaghi could not use that as an excuse for the shoddy marking which allowed Luca Antonelli to head home the game's only goal from a corner in the 32nd minute.

Usually we are inclined to make excuses for missing the mark; it was someone else's fault.

Therefore, if you show up late (without a good excuse, that is), it marks you as unprofessional and will invariably hurt your grade.

Students who had their parents' permission to participate in the strike would have their absences marked excused, a spokeswoman for Milwaukee Public Schools told CBS 58 in Milwaukee.

If you will excuse the overuse of exclamation marks!

So, this half term we want to give you a good excuse to put down the marking pens (especially if you are stuck in the house) by encouraging you to try your hand at a spot of baking.

Gael Clichy was perhaps harshly punished for handball but there was no excuse for Toure's slack marking from the free-kick that allowed Doumbia to arrive unattended and head powerfully past Joe Hart.

It's almost as easy as saying the banks would make more money once the yield curve had gone steeply up-sloping last fall, and the problem loans no longer had to be marked to model, excuse me, market to market, two months ago.