Sentence examples for a number of marks from inspiring English sources

He says Labour removed the requirement for a number of marks to be set aside for these qualities in examinations.

Co-founder Robert Reffkin, meanwhile, hailed from Goldman Sachs and has made a number of marks in civic and charitable leadership.

A number of marks were given to indicate whether the conditions to become an actual social carrier of the EHR were met for the different social groups involved.

Mentions a number of trade marks: "Hollywood Rhapsody," "Soto Rat," E. Marmorstein's trade mark for fur articles.

"It raises a number of question marks," he said.

The Gophers recorded a number of impressive marks last weekend in the annual College Hockey Showcase in Ann Arbor and East Lansing, Mich.

There are times when his work seem filled with a hard-won simplicity, images pared down to a number of pure marks and symbolic gestures.

"King has applied for their Candy trade mark in the EU and the US for a wide variety of goods and services," says Tutty. "It has also applied for a number of other marks including Candy Coin, Candy Factory, Candy Town.

Eamonn Flanagan of Shore Capital said: The departure is a major disappointment in our view [which] raises a number of question marks over the future direction of the UK operation.

Unsurprisingly these mostly show damage to animals that would have been common items on the tyrannosaur menu, but actually there are a number of bite marks on other tyrannosaurs – both living and dead.

Within the parties themselves there are a number of question marks - especially among the numerous war heroes and battalion commanders who populate the candidate lists.