Sentence examples for great marks from inspiring English sources
He was a bright, bookish child who took a particular interest in history and classics, earning great marks and, eventually, a place at Clare College, Cambridge, where he studied English.
But more recently, it's getting great marks for business and entrepreneurship, being recognized by Forbes as a Best Small Places for Business and Career, and by CNNMoney as a Tech Launching Pad and one of 100 best places to live and launch.
As Paul Manaforts lawyer said, there was "no collusion" and events mentioned took place long before he......... FakeNews critics are working overtime, but we're getting great marks from the people that truly matter!
These fruits will be: great sportsmanship with lots of medals and trophies, Great participation in various competitions, Great marks, great friends and the sky's the limit.
Not great marking or goalkeeping.
It's a great mark of our democracy that RT is free to do so here.
She has not, though, made any great mark yet on debates about policy areas where London mayors have their greatest power and influence: transport, housing, regeneration and policing.
Nevertheless the foundation of St . Petersburg(1703) by Peter I the Great marked the beginning of the substitution of Western influence for Byzantine, an important change.
He said: "It is very nice, it is a great mark of the players' concentration, how relentless they have been to keep going.
All this left marks between the pyramids and churches – and one great mark they left is Bar La Opera, a Parisian-style cantina in the old heart of the city.
