Sentence examples for mark would be from inspiring English sources

She was desperate like that, Henrietta said, riding the bus in from the country every day, but when we got there it was the would-be teacher who opened the door, and when Henrietta asked for Mark he said that Mark would be out in a little while, we could just have a seat, and so we did.

She told me Mark would be back soon.

But to refuse Mark would be almost impossible.

Germany could establish a transition period before the mark would be used on a daily basis.

Thibault said he was sure the two-hour mark would be broken.

Breezy, outgoing and relentlessly optimistic, Mr. Martínez said he thought making his mark would be easy.

Probably what really happened was that the plaintiff awoke to the fact that on the expiration of the patent its trade-mark would be questioned, and strove to do what it could to relieve it of any doubts.

A major and highly visible question-mark would be placed over its capacity to meet its obligations, and who would then enter into a futures contract with Enron, or buy an option from it?

A new D-mark would be expected to rise against the now-abandoned euro; a new drachma or punt would trade at a big discount to its official changeover rate a devaluation, in effect.The switch to the euro was smooth, but it was planned for years in great detail and in co-operation among countries.

Halfway between the two marks would be the correct place for the index.

But some marks would be signed off with more of a flourish than others.