Sentence examples for marks in an from inspiring English sources

In 1997 America scored pathetic marks in an international maths and science test.

THEY are the most terrible of punctuation marks in an otherwise optimistic story.

Monet makes small, intuitive marks in an unbelievably broad range of colors, slowly building up the surface.

Since there can be no diacritical marks in an American crossword puzzle, it took me a while to get that we were speaking in brogue.

"The old systems never quite bounced back after that, so it was clearly time to renovate," said Mr. Marks in an e-mail from Europe, where he was attending the Venice Biennale with several artists he represents.

Daniel Ubani withdrew an application to join a "performers list" run by the NHS in Leeds when he failed to score sufficient marks in an English test and did not provide guarantees he would only work locally.

c Cross-section profiles along the dashed lines marked in (a) and (b).

Chatter marks in a series commonly decrease in size downstream.

Are the dark rocks and holes not like stains and marks in a wall?

I wonder if the little spikes leave marks in a living room carpet?

"So it's better to get high marks in a subject you enjoy than lower marks in something you're not interested in".