Sentence examples for mark tries from inspiring English sources
Bopara, desperate to get off the mark, tries to call Carberry through for an idiotic single.
No more so than when Mark tries to impress the father of his future bride while Jez partakes in a rather jammy affair with said bride's mother.
As the argument intensifies, Mark tries to lighten the moment by picking up a nearby golf club and giving it a few trial swings.
Except a hungover Super Hans throws up in Mark's hat and shoes, cold-footed Mark tries to get himself run over by calling a driver a "jizz-cock" and "piss-kidney", and best man Jeremy wets himself.
Mark tries to ask Ann out, but she declines out of respect for Leslie's friendship.
The next day, the real Mark tries to free Callie from prison, but he must find evidence to prove her innocence.
Worst case, sitting and watching a McCartney DVD together and laughing about how Mark tried would also be a hoot.
If you're looking to add shelving that will make a big statement but only leave a small mark, try this nifty nautical idea.
I'll tell you what R&S stands for: Not always following the mark, trying to set something, maybe they won't always understand it at the point of the release.
Mr. Marks tries to push the story into the hopeless Eilertean future by giving George hallucinatory glimpses of Emma, Hedda's 21st-century chain-smoking, cellphone-barking counterpart, but those feel tacked on, an unsuccessful bid to add relevance.
College Humor's "8 New and Necessary Punctuation Marks" tries to fix this issue, and even offers downloadable versions of their suggested additions, including "The Sinceriod" and "Sarcastices".
