Sentence examples for course marking from inspiring English sources

The free entry (you need to register online to get your name and time recorded, but you're welcome to just turn up and run; it's your park), the volunteers who turn out to make it happen, the vagaries of course marking that means 5k is sometimes more of a guideline, make it an unintimidating place for the novice runner.

Of course, "marking" is a turn-of-phrase, as Chinese citizens were blocked from accessing information about the event or discussing it due to the government's heavy censorship on the web.

He hadn't, of course, marked it on a map.

Peritoneal dissemination of abdominal malignancy (PSD) has a clinical course marked by bowel obstruction and death.

The Edlington attack in April last year has, of course, marked the lives of its victims most deeply.

Masses of people would of course mark the end of wildness.

The chalk plateau is trenched by the lower Seine in a course marked by spectacular meanders and river cliffs.

Road race, in bicycle racing, a contest run on a course marked out over open roads and highways.

There the river turns to the west to run between high alluvial banks, its course marked by extensive sandbars.

Five classes are lining up at the start of the undulating one-mile, circular course, marked out by teachers.

Motocross, form of motorcycle racing in which cyclists compete on a course marked out over open and often rough terrain.