Sentence examples for we must mark from inspiring English sources

But then he always threw a party when I was around – it was like, 'Ah tonight, you've just got here, we must have a feast', and the next night, it was like, 'You're here, let's celebrate', and then when I was going the night after that, he'd say 'Ah, you're leaving, we must mark this occasion with a dinner.'" Oddly, Mastroianni's private life has somewhat mirrored her mother's.

We must defend better, we must mark better because we conceded too easily from set pieces.

First, we must mark an important anniversary this week.

If we must mark the anniversary of Pretty Woman, then let us do it with the awareness that its central character is a Hollywood fantasy.

But Harry was one of the biggest targets for Republicans this year (they really wanted to take Harry down), and even with this headwind he won his race so decisively that we simply must mark his victory by sending him this week's Most Impressive Democrat Of The Week award.

She said Britain's departure from the EU "must mark the point when we put aside the labels of 'Leave' and 'Remain' for good and we come together again as one people".

The correct placement of the carrier will not be known until after you have finished sewing, you must mark the outline and other markings.

RSPCA chief executive Gavin Grant said: "We welcome this postponement, but this must not be a temporary reprieve, but must mark an end to all cull plans.

This centenary must mark a new beginning.

First they must mark the border, the longest in Africa.

Those entering the under-18s category must mark each entry "under-18s".