Sentence examples for by markings from inspiring English sources

The solution was color-blind casting, with the racial origins of Meredith, his black supporters and his white opponents symbolically suggested by markings on their bodies.

Horses are identified by markings: Colors, like chestnut, bay, dark bay or brown, gray or roan, are the most popular ones.

An edgy ambiguity comes across in Patrick Alfieri's hand-colored photographs that suggest a vast terrain irregularly interrupted by markings that could be either accidents of nature or creative interventions by the artist.

Ms Meyer identified the painting - eight inches by ten inches and showing an old beggar with a walking stick and a sack floating over a Russian town - by markings she recognised as peculiar to her grandfather.

You are likely to see great blue herons cruising above the creek, beavers in their ponds, and maybe even elk or a bear (as evidenced by markings on trees along the path).

Inevitably after the announcement of the scoring of the three ringside judges, from America, Argentina and Puerto Rico by markings of 115-112, (twice) and 115-111 – this despite the deduction of a point by American referee Tony Weeks for clumping Klitschko on the back of the head, Fury as promised burst into song.

Lanes have been marked by road markings and traffic signs.

He then instituted the regimental system based on age groups, quartered at separate kraals (villages) and distinguished by uniform markings on shields and by various combinations of headdress and ornaments.

Some species are distinguished by dark markings on the head, others by white or buff patches behind the ears; soles of the hind feet may be hairless or moderately to densely furred.

The storage capacity of an individual vehicle park-and-ride centre is generally limited by a fixed number of slots, identified by ground markings or locking systems for two-wheels.

Sex was determined by the markings on the clypeus; males have a rectangular, orange marking, whereas females do not.