Sentence examples for hand marks from inspiring English sources

One hand marks the passage she was reading; the other rests on the arm of the chair.

GPA, on the other hand, marks each module through descriptors – fixed categories such as good or average.

Paleolithic visitors left stone lamps and pine firebrands as well as footprints and hand marks on muddy surfaces in the French caves of Fontanet, Isturitz (Haristoi), and Lascaux.

That's where they slid down," said Paco, indicating hand marks on the 18ft rusting steel fence separating the Arizona town of Nogales from the Mexican city of Nogales.

A similar sleight of hand marks Mr. Bush's plan to expand the distribution of taxpayers' money to "faith-based" social services.

If there is an even less festive film this holiday season, it is Michael Haneke's "Hidden," although the director's sleight of hand marks him out as a lugubrious magician of the first rank.

The left side holds smooth earth; the right bears the imprint of her hand, marking the start of a long preoccupation with human markings on the landscape.

Computers have greatly speeded up the editing process: computerized time coding of film has replaced clumsy hand marking.

One recent political cartoon showed Mr. Sharon wearing a civilian suit festooned with battle ribbons, including a severed hand marked "Shatila" and a severed foot marked "Sabra".

She is, instead, intensely focused on the books at hand, marking highlights, supplying context, guiding the reader through passage after passage.

And every aspect of the unruly artistic director's life, daily, weekly and monthly schedules, is planned by administrators: "We often joke that I hand Mark a plane ticket and that is where he goes," says Umanoff.