Sentence examples for has started marking from inspiring English sources

The email, sent just ahead of the wedding of the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall in 2005, claimed  the Queen was "so narked she has started marking the bowls".

American servicemen had started marking the doodle while they were stationed abroad; there were even contests in the Air Force to be the first to scrawl the phrase in isolated places across the globe.

The jury heard that on one occasion, Clive Goodman told his editor Andy Coulson that he had got information that the Queen was furious that police officers were scoffing bowls of nuts left around the Palace - and she had started marking the bowls to see when the levels dipped.

In fact, this is the slowest growth rate Strategy Analytics has seen; it started marking numbers in Q2 2010.

'The bell has started tolling to mark our ending,' Lovelock tells us.

These days Mr Kroll senior, now 71, is more focused on Kroll Bond Ratings, an attempt to disrupt the credit-ratings oligopoly.K2 has started to make a mark, conducting the investigation into alleged bribery that forced Alcoa, an American aluminium firm, into a $447m settlement with Alba, a Bahraini one.

And this--genetics--is just one of many fields of biology where mathematics has started to make its mark.

But his right hand man Rich Homie Quan has started to make his own mark, since the pair had a falling out.

Ms. Marker, who has started to write about their ordeal, says that after 10 years she is coming to terms with it emotionally and psychologically.

As the clock nudges the two-and-a-half hour mark, magic has started to make way for indulgence: an absorbing show could be even better if he judiciously removed the flab.

After branding the gold jewelery with its logo on every piece, it has started using it as a mark of trust, thereby enhancing its resale value.