Sentence examples for give marks from inspiring English sources

March's job is to make a list and give marks out of 10.

They should also be able to tell you what examiners give marks for, which will really help.

"The International Olympic Committee should get to the root of it and not allow American mass media and amateurs to give marks to our skaters," Matviyenko said.

On the other hand, students in a department that has been lower in the rankings may receive teaching that exceeds their prior expectations and give marks higher than would be achieved in a more objective assessment of quality.

"On the other hand, students that are at a university that it is lower down in the pecking order may receive teaching that exceeds their prior expectations and give marks higher than would be achieved under any objective measure".

Boys are rated too: websites including Mizz, a magazine aimed at girls as young as 10, urge readers to give marks for pictures of "lush lads", some posing shirtless.

Lazy eyes are almost always treatable, and, in most cases, a proper treatment regimen will give marked improvements within a few weeks to a few months.

Chickens are given marks of 1 to 4, with 1 being the best.

Instead of each judge giving marks out of 6.0, skaters are now given an overall value, intended to reward the difficulty of their routine.

They played 11-a-side games split into 20-minute halves while the coaches gave marks out of 10. "Give him 10," Briñas said when he saw Torres.

Bands were given marks from 0 (no expression) to 4 (very strong).