Sentence examples similar to he marks time from inspiring English sources

But with the failure of a jazzy eponymous album in 1970, he marked time as a session musician prior to the formation of Refugee, with Jackson and Swiss keyboard prodigy Patrick Moraz, in 1974.

What's going to happen to all my clocks?" They were not permitted in his nursing room, and as he lay in bed, stripped of his elegant clothes and walking stick, he marked time mostly by the passing of the light.

Drake casually marks time, except he's not quite in time, because Drake shuns the concept of dancing to anyone's beat, not even his own.

The model marks time as much as space and place.

That it marks time, it vamps until ready.

Guards sit and stand around him, marking time.

Nico, peering in from the room next door, where he was marking time uneasily before Balliol, swooped on it.

So he's marking time, to no one's advantage.

"He'll be marking time until this is resolved," said the Rev. Raymond Daley.

"The people who said he was just marking time are wrong".

It is always a risk to go this slow for somebody who is a live wire like Marc, and it seems like he has been marking time".