Sentence examples for got to mark from inspiring English sources

"Morozova's latest is that we've got to mark the kids' drawings.

These candidates not only got to mark their answers themselves, they were also allowed to rip up the papers, and take whatever cash they felt appropriate.

But tomorrow is another day, I've got to go to work and tonight I've got to mark some essays, do some ironing and make the kids' packed lunches for school.

Well, you've got to mark this stuff on a quarterly basis.

"He's improving every game and he's the player we've got to mark closely and obviously try and keep him away from the ball as much as possible.

– but we've got to mark it in the passport somehow or all the nerds who like it will stage an extremely breathing difficulty-heavy sit-in at VICE HQ.

Under accounting rules, Citi gets to mark up its entire stake in the venture, of which Morgan owns 51percentt.

Gtalk always sends the plain text, so you don't even get to mark up for Gtalk.

"They were two beautiful girls full of life that didn't get to mark in life," she told me of the two victims.

"We were just touching each other and kissing," when they first got to Mark Cole's house, he said.

Stoudemire said: "We've got to make our mark first before we start any rivalry.