Sentence examples for fine marking from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, the supply of ball to Donaghy was reduced during the rest of the contest but Rodgers still did a fine marking job on the All-Star.

The border of the limbal dermoid was marked using a fine marking pen after anterior segment B-scan showed superficial corneal involvement.

It's fine to mark messages unread or flag/star messages if they still need attention instead.

There was a time when movie posters were works of fine art, marked by their edgy subject matter, imaginative design and hand-drawn text.

Start with fine sandpaper (marked 100 or 120).

Could there be a finer mark of our civilisation than the basic etiquette and discipline that the roundabout assumes and achieves with such unfussy ingenuity?

Lights dimming around oversized screens is one of America's finest marks of unity.

Borders (fines) were marked, and the frontiers (limites) patrolled.

Watermarks: Remove the protective finish; rub the marks with fine grade steel wool.

These jade swords served not only as weapons but as symbols of authority and were usually worked from stone of specially fine colour or distinctive marking.

Causal Differences: The first main argument for fineness is that fine differences can mark causal differences.