Sentence examples for would be mark from inspiring English sources

Last month, the British government announced that Mr. King's successor would be Mark J. Carney, the head of the Canadian central bank.

Based on my interactions with teachers, when they are asked the question, "If your school leader announces that he or she will release 1-hour of curriculum time every week to teachers, what will you do during that period of time?" the consistent answer across the majority of teachers would be, "Mark my students' written work".

"Mark kept all of that on a server, so if anyone had it, it would be Mark," said another former employee who didn't want to be named.

Even if you're not the lying, cheating, thieving type — that would be Mark, a slickster played by "Game of Thrones'" Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, juggling wife, mistress, other mistress and some other ill-gotten gains — there is bound to be collateral damage.

Only publicly traded stock would be marked to market.

Routes would be marked according to their accessibility for cyclists.

The remaining 20percentt would be marked for Holocaust-related educational programs and research.

On the car's nose would be marked, "Made in America".

I very much suspect it would be marked down as scored, but has it ever happened?

Nowadays, whoever lived behind those red doors in Middlesbrough would be marked one way or another.

Gone are the times when he would be marked out as the weakest link in the Celtics' chain.