Sentence examples for marks we can from inspiring English sources

"By looking at the organisation of this workforce and their use of non-literate communication systems in comparison to the medieval ones like masons' marks, we can get a sense of how long the medieval traditions lasted," she explains.

But knowing just how wide of the mark we can be is a reminder to anyone communicating policy to think hard.

Adding photos ticks a box marked 'we can be as friendly-looking as Facebook too guys'.

Too many of us view business setbacks as something we haven't been able to accomplish, or worse still, as shameful black marks that we can never erase.

@pourmecoffe: Anchor babies should be marked so we can tell them when they come back as terror grownups.

Primaries are really where we progressives can make our mark, where we can fight for the candidate who best represents our values.

You can watch her attempt above at the 3 50 mark, but we can give away that it ended with a bang.

In her recent speech on the police killings of black men from Ferguson to Baltimore, she included this single on-the-mark sentence: "We can start [building on what works] by making sure that federal funds for state and local law enforcement are used to bolster best practices, rather than to buy weapons of war that have no place on our streets".

Would you say "We are Dust" is a good bench mark for what we can expect from Splinter?

"There's certainly a question mark over whether we can keep our positions from qualifying," the seven-time world champion said, "but we'll try our best".

"The main thing is to stay in the league and get to that 40 [point] mark and then we can hopefully enjoy the last few games".