Sentence examples similar to no one mark from inspiring English sources

England's defensive shape was rubbish there and there was no one marking the pacey loose forward who sprinted into the corner from 50-odd metres.

'It was known at the time, but no one marked the ball and they all went into a bag at the end of the game.' There has not been such heated dispute over a ball since the German footballer Helmut Haller took home the one with which Geoff Hurst scored a hat trick in the 1966 World Cup Final.

"Factual disclosures are not 'attacks,' and 'penance' protects no one," Mark Serrano, a spokesman for the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, said in a statement.

Now that Ochocinco has been Patriotized and Terrell Owens and Randy Moss are catching passes and throwing tantrums for no one, Mark Kriegel of Foxsports.com declares the end of the era of the diva receiver.

The respondent obtained one mark on knowledge for each correct answer they gave.

An undervote is a ballot on which no mark for president registered; an overvote is a ballot on which more than one mark registered.

To make sure no one forgets, mark the day down on the refrigerator calendar.

A 'correct' answer was given one mark and no mark was given for 'incorrect/do not know' answers.

Co-variation of distinct active marks might be more pronounced on nucleosomes showing marked differences in at least one mark.

Whenever Lionel Messi drifted into midfield John Terry and Gary Cahill, the centre-backs, had no one to mark but they were aware of the forward movement in the first half of Alexis Sánchez and Cesc Fábregas.

Knowledge scores were computed by awarding one mark for each correct answer and no mark for incorrect answers.