Sentence examples for half marks from inspiring English sources
Half marks are allowed, too.
After all, the stress tests in America in 2009 helped restore confidence there.Judged on this basis, the tests get half marks (see article).
Under the status, responsibility would now lie with the bailies and council to deal with the routine administration of the town and its fiscal policies; conditional on an annual payment of two and a half marks (33s 4d or £1.67) to the Abbot of Dunfermline.
Half marks were allowed to functionally represent a seven-point Likert scale (Appendix 2).
In its first half, Marks, a veteran choreographer now based in Los Angeles, acts like an imperturbable kindergarten teacher: as dancers perform some of her older works, she comments on her creations and insists that everything is O.K.
But it didn't half mark him out from Brian May in his monochrome Breton top.
Our interview is past the hour and a half mark, yet Bell is still spinning tirelessly.
Nell was breaking a stick in half, marking one of the pieces with a band of black ash and leaving the other plain.
Financial restructuring can render the numbers even harder to parse, says John Connors of Vodafone (the only firm to score half-marks or better in all categories in the TI report).Some transparency campaigners acknowledge a risk of drowning in data or of comparing apples with oranges.
Minnesota Twins Their 33-58 first-half mark was the second worst in franchise history.
The city's population has reached the million-and-a-half mark and it is still growing.
