Sentence examples for mark to take from inspiring English sources

Now, to persuade Mark to take me for another spin.

Madrid is bartering around the £35 million mark to take Luka Modric from Tottenham Hotspur.

Andreessen said, "Every single person involved in Facebook wanted Mark to take the Yahoo! offer.

To make your mark, to take your place on the political panelling, you need a few explosions.

"It makes it easier now to ask Mark to take a day off," Rangers Coach Ron Low said.

The problem was that, after the train departed the station, the friend that Mark was visiting in Mississippi sent a text asking Mark to take part in a threesome with his wife.

For that initial run, we hit all the marks to take advantage of our release dates, but when Boys of Summer came out on DVD and digital platforms last October, I couldn't help but wonder again if the timing was right.

He was a consistent exponent of the spectacular mark, preferring to take chest marks high over packs.

Former OCR markers report being bombarded with emails from the board throughout July, asking them to mark scripts and offering 50% increases in marking fees to take part.

The extent to which this water is released into the reaction medium varies greatly depending on the solvent; toluene and especially MTBE showed a marked ability to take up the water from the immobilized enzyme.

The pass mark thus calculated was only a statistical recommendation to the Board for an appropriate mark, and being only a recommendation the Board could in principle choose to set a different mark, if necessary to take into account other factors, although in practice it never actually did so.