Sentence examples for getting a mark from inspiring English sources
Pirlo shares the honour of best individual match performance with Cristiano Ronaldo, the former getting a mark of 8.80 for his exhibition of passing against England, the latter for his demolition job on Holland.
He tried to argue that he wasn't wrong and somehow got a mark.
Winners also get a mark of distinction on their résumés that is unsurpassed in the world of classical dance.
An Interpol analyst added: "If they get caught with a container of counterfeit sneakers, they lose their goods and get a mark on their customs records.
You'll never get a mark against you, like, "Oh goodness, this is the third time he brought something up and said he was having trouble".
And only 11% get a mark of 40% or above in maths.It is hard to call state schools to account for this.
Robert I. Toll, the chief executive, handed out grades for 37 markets that the company operates in, and most got a mark of F or worse.
The place got a mark for being opaque and none if it was transparent.
He said: "He appeared to be unconscious and he had got a mark on his forehead, light bruising on the right side.
