Sentence examples for to give marks from inspiring English sources

"The International Olympic Committee should get to the root of it and not allow American mass media and amateurs to give marks to our skaters," Matviyenko said.

Boys are rated too: websites including Mizz, a magazine aimed at girls as young as 10, urge readers to give marks for pictures of "lush lads", some posing shirtless.

"Sket" sites, where pictures of girls are posted by vengeful ex-boyfriends, often in compromising situations, are set up on Facebook and other networking sites, or the images are circulated on smart phone messaging systems, along with a request to give marks out of 10 for the "sket" or "bitch".

A system advocated by Amerine and Roessler had the now touching austerity of the nineteen-seventies, offering, instead, to give marks out of only twenty, but the basic idea is the same: break a wine down into color, appearance, odor, body, and so on, assign it marks in each category, and voilà!

A system advocated by Amerine and Roessler had the now touching austerity of the nineteen-seventies, offering, instead, to give marks out of only twenty, but the basic idea is the same: break a wine down into color, appearance, odor, body, and so on, assign it marks in each category, and voilà!—you have a single number that sums up the wine.

We do not know whether we should give marks to the vocabulary students use, whether we should reward those who answer the interview questions in chunks or if we should penalize those who answer in single words.

March's job is to make a list and give marks out of 10.

They should also be able to tell you what examiners give marks for, which will really help.