Sentence examples for mark should be from inspiring English sources

I feel like it is a gloriously arrogant thing to think that my mark should be left on this world in the form of another human being draining its resources.

Reaching the half-century mark should be a welcome milestone, a cause for celebration.

At every point, Hockney asks: what kind of mark should be used to depict this kind of thing?

"And like any other shooter in any other gang the person who killed Mark should be punished.

Today, no one reads or cares about Fowler's Modern English Usage, in which it is maintained: "Except in poetry the exclamation mark should be used sparingly.

Perhaps a question mark should be added to the legend that greets teams clattering down the steps to take the field at Liverpool.

So one D-mark should be fixed at FFr3.35386 when the euro is introduced.

If justice is done over the munitions explosion, next year's marks should be even better.

The DfE report is clear that marking should be led by pupils' needs rather than a mechanistic timetable.

The process needs to be entirely free to schools and students, but re-marking should be allowed only if an independent person agrees it is justified.

"The marks should be scrubbed out immediately, so no one thinks he is leaving a monument to posterity behind him," says Mr Lister.