Sentence examples for marks from Texas from inspiring English sources

(He won back the office in 1986, when Reagan was receiving decent marks from Texas voters).

Jeffrey's, which gets high marks from Texas publications, offers a blend of Southwest, Latin and European cooking.

Among the Items the writer noticed were book marks from Yugoslavia at 65 cents; shepherd's flutes from Yugoslavia - $3 double, $1.50 single.

Thus far India has earned high marks from America for prudently restricting its military operations against the intruders to its side of the line of control.

Despite a troubling committee vote in 1995 to weaken regulations under the Clean Water Act, Mr. Franks has since won improving marks from New Jersey environmentalists.

It might soon come to be seen as a bargain — historic objects from the Middle East are incomparably rarer than, say, historic objects with imperial marks from China, now going for millions.

The Nando may increase Indian car ownership but the effect will quickly be to increase the demand for other 'better' marks from Japan.

But Crist has the advantage of still scoring high marks from Florida voters from his time as Governor, and the fact that Scott's job approval ratings are currently below 50percentt.

The International Human Rights Law Clinic and the Human Rights Center make their mark from Berkeley to Bangladesh.

Travelling out next weekend, you can still find fares around the £800 mark from London, around £100 more from Manchester.

At the halfway mark from New York City to Mount Desert, which draws them like Chaucer's Canterbury Cathedral, they will be excited that half their journey is behind them.