Sentence examples for marks would do from inspiring English sources

In Geneva this week, only full marks would do, and the world's trade ministers failed.

Any permanent mark would do.

"If the spotlight was off the mark, he would do a silly little dance to find it," Mr. Thomas said.

For those who would have us dismiss Michele Bachmann as not being a serious politician, a kind of Sarah Palin mark two, they would do well to pay attention to Bachmann's performances in the recent televised debates.

I had marked down I would do 60 min or whatever of that walking for that week and I did do that, you know, with my husband…and it's fun" (FG4).

Mr. Smith said he was not sure what they would do to mark the show's final performance on June 25.

He said there was "still a question mark" over whether the government would do that but said it had given him assurances it would go no further than the 2013 Murray-Darling Basin agreement.

The planners, survivors and philosophers who contemplate the monument that will certainly be built to mark the trade center disaster would do well to realize that not a single memorial has successfully held the attention and affection of New Yorkers for more than a generation or two.

Thirdly, the preference for delivery in district hospitals over CHS is marked, and arguably, government services would do well to move towards strengthened referral services and shared care with the CHS, rather than invest in duplication of these functions at both levels.

Even the widely respected investor Warren Buffett missed the mark when he said that Warren "would do better if she was less angry and demonised less".

The rest of us would do well to mark them too. .