Sentence examples for To be marks from inspiring English sources

Instead, they turned out to be marks made by a hippo-foot umbrella stand.

How would he know that angels had halos and that Jesus wore purple and had "markers," which turned out to be marks, on his hands and feet?

Sahara seems to be marked in other ways too.

The intifada is not something to be marked.

But they often seem to be marking time.

"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.

From April 1st next year, EPFs' assets will have to be marked to market.

This test, however, affects only portfolios that have to be marked to market prices.

The pinkie finger of each voter was supposed to be marked to prevent double voting.