Sentence examples for over marks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vandevelde, who is Belgian, took over Marks & Spencer in 2000 as the first non-Briton to run what had once been an icon of retailing.

At first, it was business as usual as the judges sat around a table, poring over marks for several skaters, according to two high-ranking figure skating officials who spoke Friday on condition of anonymity.

Dusty Springfield – The Summer Is Over From 1964 and originally a B-Side, The Summer Is Over marks out change as it happens all around us. "The night runs away with the day," she sings, "the grass that was green is now hay".

He likened his party's cherished but woolly dreams of mass nationalisation to the Co-op taking over Marks & Spencer.

Thousands of bloggers on the influential website Mumsnet are up in arms over Marks & Spencer's decision to sublet a former "Simply Food" outlet to the US restaurant chain Hooters, best known for its scantily clad waitresses and wet T-shirt competitions.

Meanwhile, professional dancer Ola Jordan confirmed she was leaving the show after saying judges "over marked and under-marked" contestants depending on what the producers thought was best.

In 2014, 52% of all live births were to mothers aged 30 and over, marking a running trend of women entering motherhood at later stages of their lives.

His light-struck canvases, surfaces covered with tiny wriggling strokes of luminous colors laid on a solid ground, are exemplified here by "Untitled" (1970), in which all-over marks of yellow, magenta and off-white animate a pale lavender undercoat to give the effect of a first-class summer day.

In fact, over-marking can take the responsibility away from students, reduce their motivation and make them less resilient.

In outlining the proposals, Ofqual said it was concerned about the possibility of cheating and teachers over-marking their pupils' work in science experiments.

The 110-over mark arrived with Warwickshire short of 350, meaning a loss of two batting bonus points.