Sentence examples for hand a mark from inspiring English sources

The news that Facebook has passed 1 billion users, rising 34% in a year, is on one hand a mark of a relentless trend for the company — more and more people are accessing the social network on phones and tablets than on desktop computers, a trend that is only growing as Facebook pushes into more developing markets where handsets are often a user's primary link to the Internet.

Even though both her hands are damaged, it is inferred that her left hand clasped Shiva's right hand as a mark of holy alliance.

The greasy hand left a mark on Rebecca's silk blouse.

First recorded in the "Domesday Book" of 1086, the manicule — taken from the Latin maniculum, or "little hand" — was a mark that readers drew to call out points of interest.

During video-recording of hand motions, a mark was put on the radial side of the wrist joint.

Holding in her hand a passport marked "O" for "other", the transgender activist became the first Nepali citizen to travel with documents marked with the country's legally recognised "third gender".

Other good supplies to have on hand: a clearly marked bottle filled with a 50/50 mix of radiator coolant and water, brake fluid, quart of oil, flares or reflective markers or flags, some first-aid supplies such as Band-Aids, aspirin, and one or two doses of any medicines you take.

Spartina maritima, on the other hand, showed a marked reduction in the dissipated energy values at above-ambient CO2 concentrations.

Nagas (snake gods) and their consorts Naginis (snake goddesses), residents of the underworld, may be depicted as swimming in the ocean with hands folded as a mark of devotion.

I didn't see him hit her but I saw him throw her hard into a wall and she had a hand mark on her face when they came back in.

Afterwards, the two groups came together, with Triple H offering his hand to Sting in a mark of respect to the Icon.