Sentence examples for each other marks from inspiring English sources

"The stories we tell about ourselves and each other marks the health of a civilisation," says Catherine Lovato-Maguire, counsellor and co-founder of Parramatta's Treehouse Theatre.

[The 1993 Oslo agreement was the first time Israel and the PLO recognised each other, marking a historic moment in decades of conflict. It was signed on the White House lawn on 13 September 1993].

At each of these nine sites, two randomly placed quadrants < 5 m from each other marked out the locations where two (one at each quadrant) 0.3 x 0.3 x 0.1 m (depth) soil samples were extracted by spade.

If the wires are not easily distinguished from each other, mark them with colored tape.

They were very interested in each others' marking techniques and keen to debate marking decisions.

In just this one warehouse, 2,200 machines are stored, each with dents and other marks that attest to decades' worth of city service.

Countries that share ethnic or political friendships routinely give each other high marks: Greece and Cyprus typically give each other the maximum of 12 points while stiffing Turkey with nul points, for example.

It prompted Azeri President Ilham Aliyev to order an inquiry, as traditionally ex-Soviet republics have regularly given each other top marks.

While it was inevitable with two Korean teams facing each other, it marks the first time a non-Japanese team won a playoff series in Asia League.

"We were just painting to talk to each other, leaving marks, like, 'Oh, check out this.' It was like a sport.

Garland bears other marks of overt respectability.