Sentence examples for mark saying from inspiring English sources

[Gove is] way off the mark saying teachers won't need to register [restraint].

"He agreed and used his Friday press conference to say he could not conceive of Mark saying such things.

In the slavishly playlisted, gnat's-attention-span world of daytime radio, the Whoop has become a signalling device, often cropping up bang on cue around the one-minute mark, saying: "Hey wait!

John McDonnell, the University of Arkansas track coach who has coached so many subfour milers that he has lost count, initially seemed surprised by the number of runners who had broken the mark, saying: "Oh, gosh!

The designer at the historic fashion house explains with his pithy wit how he set out to make his literary mark, saying, "The book is small and fat — something I could relate to!" His desire was to record one single collection from its blank start to its visual climax on the runway.

Mr Reagan then promised to pray for Mark, saying: "I know that he's an experienced outdoorsman, so I know that he'll be able to take care of himself".

The question mark says it all.

"The story ends with a question mark," says Summers darkly.

That is nowhere near the mark, says Sherwood.

So there remains a question mark," says Naumann.

"Those intervening years are a big question mark," said Geiger.