Sentence examples for badly marked from inspiring English sources

At the moment the lanes are disjointed, often badly marked and hardly policed, provoking antipathy and occasional chaos in the streets.

In Paris, according to David Wallechinsky's "The Complete Book of the Olympics," the route was so badly marked that some runners veered off course and had to share the road with bicyclists, automobiles, recreational runners and the occasional animal.

But, in hindsight, I realise that when I was playing football, I was also picking up on everything around me: the smell of the grass, the look of the badly marked pitch, the sound of studs coggling on a concrete changing-room floor, the feel of the jerseys.

The road to the cliffs was so badly marked with puddle-filled ruts and craters that we figured it would take us more than an hour to cover the final 50km to where the route dead-ended at Látrabjarg.

The museum was flooded with rainwater and the outer facade was badly marked by bullets and craters from shells.

Maybe, on any given day, we might be sweating profusely on a sidewalk covered in trash, ready to take our life in our hands against traffic at a badly marked intersection, or stuck on the Dolphin Expressway.

I saw a photo of this guy with a really badly pock marked face yesterday, but he looked beautiful, he looked amazing.

The attacks on Paris, in which 130 people died and scores more were badly injured, marked a watershed.

The discovery of the truck filled with badly decomposing bodies marked one of the darkest days of the region's worst migrant crisis since World War II, and sparked international outrage.

This has to be done with care, as a badly chosen initial marking can result in so called "deadlocks", i.e. when none of the transitions can be fired anymore.

Experian Automotive, an Illinois company that sells information gathered from state motor vehicle departments, said its records showed that there were about seven million vehicles on the road that at one time were damaged so badly that the titles were marked as "junked, scrapped, unrebuildable, salvage or rebuilt".