Sentence examples for book marked with from inspiring English sources

When I arrived at the polling station, I spotted my name in the check-in book, marked with a sticker that read "mail-in voter".

Laid out on discarded Turkish newspapers and documented by camera-phone was a series of 13th-century Christian manuscripts and a book marked with what was claimed to be Freemason iconography.

There were exceptions, such as "Beyond the Bridge" and "The Dream"; and in this latest book, marked as it is with what she calls "the sadness of witnessing his decline into frailty", she yet triumphs over Redgrove's sickness and death, finding an idiom and a rhythm of her own with which to face a world diminished and darkened.

His analysis began not with any existing computing machines, but with the picture of a child's exercise book marked off in squares.

Books were marked with the date he had finished reading them.

"The Jungle Book" marks his first acting role.

Each page has its own URL, which facilitates book marking.

The library holdings of about 40,000 books, marked here and there with Redemptorist stamps and priests' marginal notations, have been consigned for a series of sales that starts April 4 at Freeman's auction house in Philadelphia.

It was an expensive book, but it was marked with a discount sticker, and I bought it.

At Mercury Lounge Mr. Beal, his hair cut into a tight 1950s rectangle, spit out the toothpick dangling from his mouth and read a poem from a Bukowski book on a page marked with a dollar bill.

As well as the London event, World Book Night will be marked with another flagship celebration in Birmingham, at which authors Ben Aaronovitch, Jane Fallon, Matt Haig and Adele Parks will be appearing at the city's new library.