Sentence examples for giving mark from inspiring English sources

"Governor Christie was instrumental in giving Mark the confidence that the money in Newark was going to be used wisely," Mr. DuHaime said.

Mark's leaving caused Barnabas and Paul to separate, for Paul declined Barnabas' insistence on giving Mark another chance (15 37 39).

You learn how Hogancamp makes his flesh wounds – "by heating the figure with a lighter and pressing a pen through the skin, mimicking a bullet's trajectory … The blood is either red-coloured sugar water or nail polish, which looks wet and fresh for months, giving Mark more time to shoot".

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.

Respondents were also asked to rate (by giving marks ranging from 1 to 10) both tools (content and process data).

During the years when he and Mark were constant companions, the same surfers who had given Mark the nickname Doc Hazard began referring to Rowbotham as Mini-Hazard.

Does your dream university demand a given mark for admission?

Then, we could score each promoter as positive for a given mark or negative based on presence of a peak in this proximal promoter.

The number of nucleosomes varying for a given mark between two strains ranged from 20 to several thousands; +1 nucleosomes were significantly less subject to variation.

All markings, which can be reached from a given marking by any firing sequence of arbitrary length, constitute the set of reachable markings.

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