Sentence examples for by a mark from inspiring English sources

There are activities on the boat, but they're of the sit-and-listen variety: talks about steamboat history or 19th-century dueling, a performance by a Mark Twain imitator, evening piano-bar sessions.

Serving at deuce at 2-1, a possible Sharapova ace was called wide by a mark spotted by   that NBC's shot spot technology showed to have just nicked the outside of the line.

Coin, a piece of metal or, rarely, some other material (such as leather or porcelain) certified by a mark or marks upon it as being of a specific intrinsic or exchange value.

A small, witty work by Ms. Bartolozzi, "The Marking of Foreheads" (1994), shows only the wrinkled forehead of a person designated by a mark as one of the saved.

"When we realised the water was rising, I grabbed the computer and modem, then I thought 'Oh, desk – season tickets!' so I grabbed them, took them upstairs and then an hour later the water was literally 4ft 5In – I measured it by a mark on the wall," she said on the doorstep of her flooded home on Warwick Road in Carlisle on Tuesday.

DUNNING OPEN FIELD Choreography by Laura Flowers -- a former dancer who has worked with a variety of choreographers, including Maxine Steinman and Sue Bernhard -- and live music by Gilles Obermayer, John Adams and others will be presented in this program, named after one of the dances, which, in turn, was inspired by a Mark Strand poem.

Jupiter was by a sign marked "Moose Crossing".

This reduced bacillary load was also accompanied by a marked reduction in the pulmonary, splenic and hepatic pathology.

The achievable vaccination coverage was assessed by a two-stage vaccination campaign, and the proportion of feral dogs was estimated by a mark-recapture transect study.

Acquisition costs of pulmonary drugs from the NHS perspective were based on public prices and calculated as the ex-factory prices multiplied by a mark-up of 1.596 to convert these prices to public prices [ 27].

This later effect was demonstrated by a marked reduction of cellular Bid protein expression.