Sentence examples for so much marking from inspiring English sources

"I had never seen so much marking before I came to England.

"I have so much marking to do, so many parents to ring, so much data to input, meetings galore... so fitness training in the morning is the key".

It's a couple of times this year when my marking load is just… … but where I had so much marking to do.

Nothing so much marks their manners as the concentration of their household ties.

Labour and Tories alike used to say "globalisation" was the cause of this osmosis – but that's not so either, since the increase in inequality is so much more marked in the UK than anywhere else in the OECD.

The Massachusetts Democrat's long-expected announcement that she had filed legal paperwork to open a campaign did not reshape the race so much as mark an official start to a presidential nominating contest expected to feature one of the largest and most diverse fields of candidates in the history of either major party.

It means so much and marks so many important moments in our lives.

So many couples, so many marriages, and so much love mark our experience with same-gender marriages.

The credits insist that "Mamma Mia!" was filmed on Skiathos and Skopelos, yet even the exteriors have the feel of interiors, with both leads and locals behaving in ways that seem not so much clichéd as marked out and preordained.

I want to have married a man who wanted to be in a body, who wanted to live in it so much that he marked it up like a book, underlining, highlighting, writing in the margins, I was here.

I hate marking so much that I've almost considered rejoining the Association of University Teachers (AUT), just so I can join in their assessment boycott.