Sentence examples for marks for being from inspiring English sources
They might be better off not bothering at least they would get marks for being honest.
The wine list, however, gets good marks for being well priced.
Still, in the poll, many voters gave Mr. Gore far higher marks for being ready to take over.
They gave Le Royale high marks for being not too self-consciously posey, despite the presence of a photo blogger.
"I give him very high marks for being there," said Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont.
In an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll in January, 7 in 10 Americans gave him strong marks for "being easygoing and likable".
The fashion journalist and author was named in GQ's top 20 worst-dressed men of 2009 "for going way past the mark for being too flamboyant".
The place got a mark for being opaque and none if it was transparent.
Melissa Ruggieri of the Richmond Times-Dispatch reported, "She's also marked for being the best-selling teenage artist.
With an unemployment rate hovering around 9.5percentt, more than 4 million Americans passed the one-year mark for being out of a job.
Then again, neither did the Fighters' existing mark -- "mark" being industryspeak for logo.
