"I'll try a couple more, anyway," he wrote, "and if I begin to miss my mark I'll quit".
"I'll try a couple more, anyway, and if I begin to miss my mark I'll quit," he wrote.
Of course, Antebi's predictions about what Google will launch could be off the mark — I'll be surprised if Google isn't at least planning to allow Office users to collaborate with users logged into the Google Docs web interface, for example.
Mattie's prose is stiff, formal (a quality lovingly captured by the Coen brothers), a little pious and platitudinous, given to scriptural quotation and fussy quotation marks: "I will go further and say all cats are wicked, though often useful.
One bite and all your dreams will come true!" the con man tells his marks: "I will give you everything.
"I was about two marks down on high bar - if you add two marks to my score, I'll be up there in the top three.
More importantly, in return for having proven themselves good Europeans by getting rid of Syriza mark I, Greeks will be hoping for above-average economic growth, clearly not of the anaemic Spanish sort currently being offered as proof for the miracles austerity can do.
It devastates me to know that I missed the mark, and I will strive to do better, every day.
"I'll have my own mark that I'll leave on things, for sure," Ms. Johnson said yesterday, during a news conference to make the announcement.
Hey, if you want me to take a dump in a box and mark it guaranteed, I will.
