Sentence examples for become a marked from inspiring English sources

He remained in the party until 1964, but even by then had become a marked man.

If he called off the wedding, she would become a marked woman, unfit for any other union.

His one-man running has been sensational and the more he has become a marked man the more effortlessly he has escaped the clutches of the first tackler.

Within the week, Golden and I had become a marked pair: the tall, slender man from The Daily Sun and the bearded white guy.

In a text to his sister Sarah, he wrote that he had become a marked man: "I killed an Iranian Officer with my sniper rifle so Iran Government, Syrian Government, and Hezbollah in Lebanon wants to kill me".

"He's had a few kicks so far this season in the few matches that we've played and he's a young talented player and he goes past people and opposition managers are probably saying 'look after him'," said the United manager, suggesting that Mackay-Steven had become a marked man.

On landing, I became a marked man.

On Tuesday, Mr. Walker became a marked man.

After his testimony, Barlow became a marked man in some offices inside the Central Intelligence Agency.

He became a marked man, in his words, attracting a horde of defenders before leaving with an injured thigh.

He became a marked man, not helped by a speaking tour of US campuses, where he argued with passion for an economic boycott.