Sentence examples for To be marking from inspiring English sources

But they often seem to be marking time.

He was supposed to be marking McAuley when Dorrans slung in a free-kick.

In his radio address today, he claimed to be marking "100 days of Congress and the president working together".

The dancers seem always to be marking, trying to follow a scheme that's locked in their heads.

The House of Representatives has seemed to be marking time on tobacco legislation until the Senate acts.

Representatives to the talks here from Jordan, Lebanon and Syria appeared to be marking time, waiting to see what happens between Israel and the PLO.

Sahara seems to be marked in other ways too.

The intifada is not something to be marked.

"The date somehow has to be marked," Ms. Szenasy said.

Instead, they are to be marked as "disturbing".

It deserves to be marked by another Cultural Olympiad.