Sentence examples for poor mark from inspiring English sources
Pity poor Mark "E" Everett: beleaguered by a family background pock-marked with mad genius, suicide and cancer, he's no sooner finally come to terms with turbulent desire in last year's Hombre Loco than he's left shattered by break-up, contemplating End Times.
I got a poor mark in singing.
"Maybe this Sunday the situation will be better, and maybe a situation - sportingly of course - will happen to Vettel instead of to poor Mark (Webber).
Poor Mark has always been second banana to Dave, who is nonetheless affectionate and protective about his great lunk of a brother.
He avoids the rush and completes his passes, doing both at once and not, as with poor Mark, one at a time, in unsuccessful sequence.
You have a choice: conform to the framework (which negates the point of being a talented specialist), fudge the process, or get a poor mark.
(Not surprisingly, the schools get poor marks).
Poor marking dearly costs Bayern Munich.
"A poor goal," said Monk. "It was poor marking.
The kids were given poor marks at school.
