Sentence examples for everyone was marked from inspiring English sources

A source said the Lib Dems believed that similar changes to other assessment procedures would ensure that everyone was marked fairly.

The first thing I had to attack was the paper, because at that time everyone was marking it with the pen.

"Everyone is marked thus in different parts of his body accordingly maybe to his humour or different circumstances of his life," he wrote.

I was marked; everyone could see it.

"Doesn't everyone want peace?" The ceremony was marked by a show of unity between North and South Korea.

It was marked "Trust Account".

American socialism for "everyone else" is marked by crowded conditions, neglected facilities, professionalism compromised by political patronage, and long waits for care.

Everyone's life is marked by random dots that can be extrapolated to suggest the worst conclusions.

A professor gives himself over to some lofty and exacting pursuit, and yet his life, like everyone else's, is marked by squabbles, misdemeanors, accidents, and sexual torment, and that discrepancy is ready-made for irony and pratfalls.

Everyone in the novel is marked by tragedy.

"When everyone else is marking time, this is when you want to hit".