Sentence examples for it should be marked from inspiring English sources

"At some point it should be marked," he said.

"It should be marked by bludgeoning, boring, good old cost-cutting".

It should be marked by "toasts and song", he said, in memory of the "storming of Gallipoli... a matter of great national pride".

Fitting, then, that it should be marked in the proper fashion, with a spray of champagne on the 18th and a cuddle from mum.

If part of the text is too damaged to read but a transcription that has been supplied, it should be marked <supplied></supplied> and given the relevant attribute-value pair for source, either "Catalogue" or "highResImage".

A spokeswoman for the show said: "This is such a momentous occasion for the Royal family, the country and of course the residents of Walford that we felt it should be marked in EastEnders history".

Once everything's where it should be, mark the bolt's location and drill a pilot hole on that mark.

Assume that a strong market around the world makes it appear that prices should be marked up by 2percentt but that the fund makes no adjustment.

To create a better "audit trail", it was agreed that guns should be marked with the time and place of manufacture, and (if they cross borders) with the importer's name.

(3) The B frame is bi-directionally predictive-coded and its decoding needs to reference both its preceding and succeeding I or P frames, but it will not be referenced by other video frames, and thus it causes no error propagation and should be marked as the least important one.

It's not clear, then, what this book should be marked under.