Sentence examples for marks to get from inspiring English sources
Just 12% achieve high enough marks to get into university.
Only 15% get good enough marks to get into university.
If she's not just a dutiful ingénue hitting the prescribed marks to get ahead, she is very clearly aiming high.
They voted "West German" choosing parties that had fielded candidates in the East & had been able to pay millions of marks to get them elected.
Just 12% achieve high enough marks to get into university, and even fewer earn degrees from good universities in business, law, medicine or engineering.
She wrapped up thousands of dollars in a handkerchief and gave it to Marks to get blessed at a sacred altar in Hollywood, Florida.
MARK: To get into a final club.
One buyer, Shalva Chigirinsky, a Russian billionaire, has sued the owners of the Mark to get out of his $15.75 million contract to buy a three-bedroom penthouse.
He has led the Bobcats to a 15-13 mark to get them within a game of Indiana for the final playoff spot in the East.
Luckily, Havas were pretty quick off the mark to get the importance of data, and to give us the support we've needed to evolve and grow and innovate.
(Skip to the :44 mark to get to the actual prototype).
