Sentence examples for mark really from inspiring English sources
Has Mark really been struck dumb?
I think this was what Mark really stood for.
Ones that miss the mark Really not that many.
"Mark really stepped it up for us," said Matt Carkner, often Streit's defensive partner.
Is Mark really as lucky as he currently feels a couple of months after the operation?
I also wonder whether Mozart's Molto allegro marking really means the kind of hectic, hectoring approach visited on it here.
What is to be marked, really, is a half-century of evinced distaste, though some of it waning under the grip of nostalgia, for a building that existed as an assault on Grand Central Station, its visual foundation bifurcating and marring views of Park Avenue and casting dark shadows on crowded streets beneath it.
"If these scrape marks are really what the authors say they are, this study is pretty compelling support for that contention".
"Find your territory and mark it really quickly," he said with disarming ease.
Rather his stories invite second readings that – the mark of really good work – seem to uncover sentences that weren't there the first time around.
