Sentence examples for it will be marked from inspiring English sources

If a car looks terrible enough to bring shame on its drivers' progeny, it will be marked for a slower class, which is theoretically easier to win – presuming the car survives to the finish line.

You must submit your exam within that 8-hour window, otherwise it will be marked late.

It will be marked by soul-searching, hand-wringing and wondering what the heck to do next.

It will be marked by the biggest war commemoration ever; Britain has pledged £50m ($80m) to it.

But at Kmart, it will be marked down 20percentt, and it will be straggling for God knows how long".

It will be marked as an asterisked footnote in the record books, like the 9.69sec 100 metres that the Bardadian Obadele Thompson clocked in El Paso in 1996.

IMAP syncs the actions you take in Outlook Express or Apple Mail with Gmail so if you read a message in your mail client, it'll be marked as read in Gmail.

Its provenance will be marked and it will not be mixed with other produce, an official said.

So if you choose to haul yourself up on to the bars, pour yourself a glass of chardonnay and start reading Fifty Shades of Grey – or any other book, but I believe it's now the law there be a mention of this volume every day in every paper, so there it is – you will be marked down, however neatly you execute the manoeuvre.

In the non-Jewish calendar, 15 May is the actual date – the day after Ben-Gurion signed the declaration – of the end of the British mandate, and it is that which will be marked by most Palestinians as the anniversary of the Nakba, or disaster which saw 700,000 forced out or flee their homes in what is now Israel.

Could it be that Thomas will be marked on this eighth day and commissioned for service?