Sentence examples for going to mark from inspiring English sources

Those experiences are going to mark you".

Geoff Hoon was going to mark Rumsfeld.

It's not going to mark any beginning or end".

My mother declared she was not going to mark the trousers for buttonholes.

(E) My bench mate marked C, so I'm going to mark C as well.

I'm not going to mark the tenth anniversary of 9/11 with dirty teeth.

As Stewart went to mark his ball, it drifted down the slope and continued to roll.

As a referee approaches, he goes to mark it again and it moves again.

What happens is that they all go to mark him, two or three defenders, he draws people to him and that leaves others free".

Young people who are hoping the rest of Australia takes their love, and their lives, into account when they go to mark their ballot.

If you go back and say you could mark this stuff up, then everybody's just going to go jump off the window and say, "What had we been doing all this time?" So they're going to try to maybe wiggle the rules where it could be, "Look, we're going to mark-to-market but not for regulatory capital purposes".