Sentence examples for in the marks from inspiring English sources

Although these paintings look somber at first, you can see traces of the jazz-influenced, improvisational brushwork that inspired O'Hara -- even in the marks made with a spatula.

The fuss is over a Bristol-based "urban artist" Mark Sinckler's black and white mural, which is currently on display in the window of an exhibition curated by Banksy in the Marks & Stencils gallery.

The TTAB then determined the plaintiffs' claim of disparagement through a two-step analysis: a) What is the meaning of the matter in question, as it appears in the marks and as those marks are used in connection with the goods and services identified in the registrations?

It might surprise the interested reader to find out that a sizable contingent of players in the German top flight continue to take a strong, verging-on-unhealthy, interest in the marks (1-6, in ascending order of nicht gut) awarded to them by reporters who spend, on average, 45-60 seconds on this exercise.

"If someone really wanted to find wrongdoing, my guess is the place that he would look is all in the marks in the book.

The TTAB sees it differently stating although there are differences between the icons, "we find that the basic similarities in the marks outweigh any specific differences that might be apparent upon a side-by-side comparison.

Other comments included: "the gap between the most generous and most severe markers is a scandal" and "instances of erratic marking and moderation have increased, with some frankly bizarre results, and re-marks resulting in sometimes huge shifts [in the marks]".

Team 3D marked in below the mark prior to the contest; however eventually lost the encounter.

In the mark-release experiment in Birmingham in 1953, 137 marked typica and 447 marked carbonaria were released.

Failure to meet any of the standards will result in the mark being withdrawn.

After his graduation, Murphy spent six years working for his father in the Mark Cross company.