Sentence examples for To marks from inspiring English sources
noun
Boundary, land within a boundary. A boundary; a border or frontier. A boundary-post or fence. A stone or post used to indicate position and guide travellers. A type of small region or principality. A common, or area of common land, especially among early Germanic peoples.
He also helped to change the Finnish monetary standard from rubles to marks (1865).
Similar techniques are applied to marks left behind at crime scenes by pry bars, screwdrivers, and other tools.
Investors have given a initial positive reception to Marks & Spencer's much anticipated new clothing strategy and ranges.
How many times in a row can you swoon to marks that sound the same chord of rippling anatomy?
"An administrative agency can make mistakes and give protection to marks that shouldn't have been protected," said Roger E. Schechter, professor of law at George Washington University.
When I received my first big cheque for my publishing deal, I ran to Marks & Spencers and blew £50 on lovely food.
Eventually, we would like to test performance in the field and apply EVA there, even to marks of other ridge-based biometrics.
For the 32 previously established plots, the plot centers were found and identified according to marks placed at the first measurement [31].
Fiducial points in imaging systems refer to marks deliberately placed in the scene to function as a point of reference or a measure.
But Stephen Evans from the National Secular Society said children were being penalised by being denied access to marks on those papers.
When the salesman next indicates he is calling Tokyo, the dollars-to-marks subprogram is deactivated and a dollars-to-yen "object" whirls into action.
