Sentence examples for because of a mark from inspiring English sources

"It really is liberating," he said, noting the stress that came from needing to read one another's mind on command because of a mark on the calendar.

He was singled out for extra scrutiny because of a mark on his boarding pass, which meant he had been selected by the airline's profiling system.

She said a lender she had contacted recently about refinancing her home mortgage told her that she and her husband wouldn't qualify for the lowest available interest rate, because of a mark on their credit report.

One lawyer, a Republican, sought to disqualify a ballot because of a stray mark outside of the designated box.

No one will see these unless you are putting up your hair, or it will cause a puff to the top layers because of a pony mark or something.

Firstly, there are cases where pseudo processes qualify as being capable of transmitting a mark, because of the vagueness of the notion of a characteristic.

"But when an administrator walks by with a clipboard looking for five elements of a good bulletin board, at least they won't take it down because of an eraser mark".

They are known as moon bears because of a white marking on their chests, roughly in the shape of a crescent moon.

I mention the date because a mark of the great artist is surely his capacity to stay the course.

And quiet, please, not only because it is a mark of respect for the deceased and their friends and families, but also because it is the sound of silence that many New Yorkers find so evocative of those days just after the attacks.

Because of a varying pass mark on a daily (CSA) or diet (AKT) basis, all candidates' scores are scaled to a standard pass-mark of zero for reporting purposes.