Sentence examples for back marking from inspiring English sources

Hardy was later to write the poem At Lulworth Cove A Century Back, marking the poet John Keats's point of embarkation for his ill-fated visit to Rome 100 years earlier.

Naria was carving a Celtic Sun into Brigette's back, marking her in a way similar to a tattoo, a permanent sign of their relationship, creating a truly lasting impression of this moment that we were all a part of.

It came back marked: "Not Found".

After ten days it came back marked: "Missent to San Francisco, California".

– when this primal larceny came back marked 'A.' " — London Review of Books.

Instead of honouring this sacred obligation, America has given the Negro people a bad cheque, a cheque which has come back marked "insufficient funds".

Ralph's phrasing and attack on a lyric, chipping a line off short or stretching and worrying it to death and back, marked him as a Monroe disciple.

Martin Luther King, Jr., in his speech in Washington in August , 1963 compared the commitments of the Constitution to a check that had, in the past, "come back marked 'insufficient funds.' " The time had come, he said, to cash it.

"It's good for the world to have girls playing softball," Bush said, his back marked by a chalk handprint, a prank by the center fielder, Laura Berg, "and these women are going to show girls how to win".

But when it arrived at Christie's, Anthony Crichead-Stuart, head of the old master paintings department, noticed that "there were two old labels on the back marked Palazzo Tanari in Bologna," he said.

Moreover, it complains, mail sent to the personal addresses Olenicoff provided came back marked "refused" or "not at address".