Sentence examples for is marked up from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes it happens that we clean one day and, the next day, the same space is marked up again," she said.

And it isn't just that the score is marked up by Beethoven and bears the traces of the Master's thought and fingers.

"I'm so appalled my serene quiet place is marked up by idiots chasing Pokémon," said Kalistar in one of her YouTube videos.

Under the new Chinese owners, production in some cases is exported entirely to China, where the wine often is marked up substantially.

A drop in demand, and hence price, has the potential to send a shock across the continent, not least since commodities also affect GDP indirectly, as the value of future output is marked up or down with price changes.

The wine director, Dustin Wilson, says that he routinely sells bottles with a four-figure price, and alcohol is marked up between a hundred and three hundred per cent; on a four-thousand-dollar bottle, the restaurant makes twenty-four hundred dollars in the time it takes a sommelier to remove a cork.

The facades are marked up, the sidewalk cluttered.

By 2011, a $10 item had been marked up to $40.

When I got it back, it was marked up like a Christmas tree.

Bottled water can be marked up like no other substance on earth.

Or would have been, if it hadn't been marked up from the original twenty-five cento twentynty dollars.