Sentence examples for I can mark from inspiring English sources

I don't collect rare editions of books; I like cheap editions I can mark up.

I'm trying to work out a code word for TERMINATION so I can mark this on too.

I would plan to do a long writing task on a Monday, because I can mark it during PPA time on Tuesday afternoon.

Each year, I clear my diary for June and plan my time carefully to ensure that I can mark to a strict timetable, giving the papers my highest level of focus.

Technology and old photo albums aside, I can mark how much the world has changed by the fact that despite the ailing economy, almost every woman I know still includes a manicure as part of her maintenance regimen.

"Why cast away my black or my Latin heritage when I can mark both?" The suspicion harbored by Mr. Heard and the openness of Mr. Domingo are attitudes reflected in the census, which found that Mississippi had one of the lowest multiracial responses in the country, while Oklahoma had one of the highest.

And it can mark us as an outcast.

More and more, when I see my peers wearing their sacrifices on their organic cotton sleeves and foundation-free faces, I see how pregnancy can mark the beginning of an identity loss that is never fully recovered.

But with When Will I Be Mayor, you can mark certain spots to be monitored so you can check back to see how you're doing in pursuit of the mayorship.

"No jury is going to convict me... because I'm innocent and you can mark my words on that one -- no jury will convict me," Arias told the TV show "Inside Edition".

"No jury is going to convict me... because I'm innocent, and you can mark my words on that one: No jury will convict me," Arias had told "Inside Edition".