Sentence examples for went to mark from inspiring English sources

As Stewart went to mark his ball, it drifted down the slope and continued to roll.

Johnson felt the full force of this when he went to mark his ball on the 14th green, only to see the wind blow it off before he could get to it and ending in him recording a bogey to drop back to -9 alongside England's Danny Willett.

The move that forced the R&A's hand came on the 13th green when Louis Oosthuizen, the champion here five years ago, rolled his birdie putt to three feet, saw the wind blow it two feet closer to the hole then as he went to mark it, off it rolled again five feet past the cup without any intervention from the golfer.

We never turned on the television to see whose ashes were in the house, but we did touch the ashes on our own foreheads, and then I went to mark the eleventh anniversary of the day my own brother was killed with a bullet.

This year's award for best science display went to Mark C. Weidman and William A. Tisdale from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology collaborating with CHESS scientist Detlef-M.

Those experiences are going to mark you".

Geoff Hoon was going to mark Rumsfeld.

"Are they going to mark up the price?" he asked.

It's not going to mark any beginning or end".

My mother declared she was not going to mark the trousers for buttonholes.

(E) My bench mate marked C, so I'm going to mark C as well.