Sentence examples for same marks as from inspiring English sources

The Sunday Times quoted an "exam board insider" as saying that grade boundaries had been changed, meaning students achieving the same marks as previous years would not attain the same grades.

Recorded in Berlin with European musicians — including the pianist Elias Stemeseder, the vibraphonist Julius Heise and the drummer Martin Kruemmling — it hits many of the same marks as recent work by the percussionist John Hollenbeck, with whom Ms. Webber has studied and performed.

A drawing by Hokusai may be made of the same marks as an electrocardiogram.

Rotten Tomatoes is a great example, as the movie goers rarely give same marks as the professional critics, and I often align with a particular critic and take his word over the crowd.

The upbeat or faster songs did not quite reach the same mark as the ballads.

The cities of Chicago San Antonio Charlottete, N.C.; and Reno, Nev., got the same mark, as did the eastern and northern parts of Florida.

" Defending champion Phil Mickelson began the day on the same mark as Clarke, level par, albeit from the first tee but was left frustrated by a 71.

Chris McGrath's Nap: Glastonberry (3.30 Lingfield) Off the same mark as when failing by just a head over course and distance last time.

Early indications are that exam boards adjusted their grade boundaries upwards in some English papers, meaning that it was harder to get a higher grade with the same mark as previous years.

Turf account Chris McGrath's Nap Ski Sunday (2.20 Wetherby) Very well treated on his best and has been steadily returning to form, now clearly ahead of the game off the same mark as when beaten a nose at Ffos Las last week.

Australia's Adam Scott shares the same mark as McIlroy in tied 28th and requires a top-16 finish to replace Tiger Woods as world number one.