Sentence examples for saying mark from inspiring English sources
Love finished the piece by saying, "Mark my words: we're going over 30 wins this year".
Kendrick recalled often feeling torn, saying, "Mark, you can't, but that's really funny".
We kept outgrowing our phone systems, and she kept coming back and saying, "Mark, we've got to buy a whole new phone system".
Announcer: "Former Police Commissioner Bill Bratton -- whose plan helped cut city crime in half -- endorsed Mark Green for Mayor, saying 'Mark has the best ideas to reduce crime and misconduct.' " Mr. Green: "I'll target juvenile crime, stop the flood of illegal guns from coming into our city, and do even more to help the victims of crime, especially senior citizens".
But anyone saying Mark should have been wearing a helmet is speaking with the benefit of hindsight.
McGregor explained the situation, saying "Mark has had a really bad day at work, so he's out for a fun night.
The new plant continues a trend that some are saying marks a small resurgence in American manufacturing and middle class manufacturing jobs.
These campaigns, Kennedy says, mark a watershed.
Each time a key word or phrase is said, mark it on your card.
"He is raised, he is not here," an angel says (Mark 16:6).
When you say "Mark it with a B", draw a B in the air with your finger.
