Sentence examples for are often marked from inspiring English sources

Pauses are often marked by gestures.

(Weights of vessels are often marked on their bases).

I'm a quilter, and quilt patterns are often marked with the level of difficulty.

In English, presentatives are often marked with here's, as in (1).

Girls are often marked on their chins, forehead, or cheeks (as was Saddam's mother).

Her descriptions of Anjali's cultural dislocation are often marked by a keen psychological acuity.

The flowers may be purple, yellow, or white and are often marked with spots within.

Matches here are often marked by fans screaming from the roofs of buses, bitter rivalries and sporadic violence.

"I think trans people are often marked as brave," McBee said, "when we're just being a person".

Prices are often marked in US$ or euros but most places also accept the national currency, the Dobra.

Pages are often marked "poor Fanny", or "poor Fred" (Middlemarch) or "poor Elizabeth-Jane" (The Mayor of Casterbridge).