Sentence examples for marks and having from inspiring English sources

But Lily, who's been out of the dating game for a while, is worried about her stretch marks and having the body of a woman who has born two children.

Many architects and engineers give Mr. LiMandri high marks and have suggested a compromise in which he would serve for the remaining 18 months of the administration.

In the Grand Final Nash played at centre-half-back, took thirteen marks and had twenty-nine kicks and dominated play.

Coming up to the hour mark and having just been cautioned, the Ukrainian defender hauled down Tugay.

The route from Kyoto is generally well marked and having a car gives one the freedom to stop at will and admire the sometimes spectacular scenery.

"In general, Democrats have lower marks and Republicans have had issue ownership," said Peter D. Feaver, a Duke University professor and one of the study's authors.

"I recognise I overstepped the mark and have apologised unreservedly".

Runs off the same mark and had previously proved himself effective round here.

She says: "I asked the group how many had experience of marking and had taught this particular syllabus.

It had no mark and had been given no period, but evocations of the imperial court stir up deep emotions among the new buyers from China.

Behaviour related to mating and pair bonding is well marked and has been described in detail for several species, notably of herons.