Sentence examples for taking marks from inspiring English sources

Blicavs took most centre square bounces, but when he received some ruck relief from Josh Walker, could be found shadowing Dyson Heppell at stoppages, pushing forward to score or taking marks deep in defence.

Still suffering from a hairline crack in her right leg, Miller skipped her first three events at the United States gymnastics championships, taking marks of 0.00 so she could still compete in the uneven bars, her final event.

And unlike sixth form, instead of taking marks off me for bad punctuation, grammar and spelling, the Guardian correct it for me and make it look as if I'm the sort of person that did my homework and was sober, thank you.

Extremely salty bolognese sauce took marks away from a gnocchi special.

"They told her they would take marks off, she might go to prison and her family might go to prison as well," he said.

This is called plagiarizing, and your teacher will take marks off for it, or you could even be suspended for it.

To take MARK MESSIER's place in the lineup, the Rangers recalled MICHAL GROSEK from Hartford.

As a thank you, that evening she took Mark out for dinner on Penarth pier.

"We met in a club in City Road and I took Mark home straight away," says Zee.

After dropping our rucksacks at the only resthouse, we took Mark to a local bar to have some food.

When I took Mark's advice on this, after ignoring him for years, it was like finding the missing piece of my daily energy puzzle.