If summit hosts can be marked for effort, Cameron deserves an A*.
Leaves start to die off in the winter so areas have to be marked for later use.
Eventually, Jude is liberated from Brother Luke, but by then he appears to be marked for sexual violation.
They feared vengeance or, at least, that they would be marked for ever by the disgrace of their former allegiance.
The image might be "marked" for the rest of us, because the child is in some kind of distress.
The lithe full-back with plenty of toe needs to stay on the park this year or he will be marked for good as injury-prone.
In the end, George W. may be marked for the White House because of, rather than in spite of, his mediocre grades.
She "is right when she argues that children who are labelled early can be marked for life", but "there is a world of difference between saying that a pupil has failed a test and calling that pupil a 'failure'".
The militant group Army of Ansar al-Sunna also issued a "final warning" to voters yesterday, saying anyone who voted would be marked for death, either during or after the election.
Israel's deputy defense minister has proclaimed the spiritual leader and founder of Hamas to be "marked for death," signaling that Israel will step up its campaign to kill the leadership of the militant group.
Mr. Dobuler, now 45, came to Israel in 1970 from his home in New York and now lives in Beit El, a settlement near the West Bank city of Ramallah that may also be marked for eventual Palestinian rule.
