Sentence examples for long marks from inspiring English sources

Grammar books typically use "long marks" to indicate which is which; "Carpe Diem" doesn't.

Why memorize words without long marks at first, only to relearn them later?

When the novel opens, she rides motorcycles in the Utah salt flats and wants to make art; specifically, she wants to photograph the long marks she makes with her tires across tracts of earth.

Now a livid scar several inches long marks where the tumour was removed.

In the case of the initiation, the Nuer boy in East Africa has to cut six long marks in the forehead with a sharp knife (Evans-Pritchard 1940 249).

This means that PDs with a greater number of marks, typically with symmetric patterns and long marks, are most likely of somatoform-functional origin.

Such self-effacement has long marked Hawthorne's offstage manner, and it used to characterize his acting style as well.

Gough Whitlam, a former Labor prime minister, has long marked out Mr Latham as a future prime minister.

The initiative encapsulates the sense of community that has long marked Brixton out from fellow London boroughs.

The Columbus Day weekend has long marked a celebration of the arrival, in the Americas, of the great navigator.

Energy executives and regulators said that sort of arrogance had long marked Enron's attitude about government oversight.