Sentence examples for closing marks from inspiring English sources

Its closing marks the end of an era for millions of women whose reading graduated, as they moved into adulthood, from Seventeen to Mademoiselle to Vogue.

From the sixteenth century on, printers began to use a pair of commas instead of diples--no-one has ever quite worked out why--and later rotated them to produce matching pairs of opening and closing marks.

We also get a nonstop array of high-hats that lead the track all the way into its eventual eight-minute closing mark. .

You have to play with close marking and strong tackles".

As it was, they became unsettled by Cameroon's close marking and hard tackling and never got their act together thereafter.

Despite some periods of tension, Kazakhstan's relations with Russia in the years following independence remained close, marked by economic partnerships, treaties of accord, and cooperation on matters of security and intelligence.

The widely quoted index closed the day 1% higher than Wednesday's close, marking the first time the yardstick managed to eke out a gain in eight sessions.

Sunderland, whose attempts to bring Adam Johnson's talents to bear had been frustrated by close marking, were buoyed by Newcastle being reduced to 10 men, but the visitors were still the better side.

As the Live Auction ended and guests strolled to a twilight dinner by renowned international Chef Pierre Gagnaire, Auction Napa Valley's online E-Auction, which had opened on May 31, came to a close, marking a new record of $612,500.

The moulage performance was judged by a pair of instructors, who used a closed marking system (0,1 or 2; these scores could be modified with +/-).

With the drywall lift raise a sheet of drywall to the ceiling, when getting close mark your joists with a pencil so you know where to screw.