Sentence examples for giving marks from inspiring English sources

Like movie critics, or perhaps Olympic judges, Mr. Greer and five other Milwaukee residents watched the convention, giving marks for style and substance, ready to catch any stumbles.

University College London's career unit is in discussions with senior managers over how to accredit employment skills, and Durham University is considering giving marks for work experience.

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.

– but you don't want to feel that every programme-maker or presenter has Lord Reith on their shoulder ticking them off and giving marks out of 10 for propriety, split infinitives and the rest of it".

Reviewers of John Campbell's Roy Jenkins: A Well-Rounded Life clearly saw their task as giving marks to Jenkins as well as his Boswell, and some displayed far more interest in discussing the former.

This month, the jeans-and-T-shirt-wearing reverend is on our panel of Christmas song judges – tasked with finding the perfect piece of festive pop by giving marks out of 10too six yuletide hits.

billionaires who have signed the Giving Pledge but not yet hit the billion-dollar giving mark are stepping up their philanthropic efforts.

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

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.

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.