Sentence examples for made to mark from inspiring English sources
It focuses in particular on stone reliefs that were made to mark Livingstone's various expeditions.
The bowls seem to have been made to mark weddings or other special occasions.
There was a great effort made to mark the 50th anniversary.
It's an artwork by David Cerny made to mark the Olympics, and it does push-ups, as you can see in this video.
Yes, when they are as beautiful, intricate and rare as this rare specimen, made to mark the coronation of King William III in 1689.
"We will fight these vermins called homosexuals or gays the same way we are fighting malaria-causing mosquitoes, if not more aggressively," he said in a speech made to mark the country's 49th anniversary of independence from Britain.
The comments follow an auditor's report that found that payments made to Mark James when he opted out of the staff pension scheme were unlawful.
Many users have custom made stamps to mark bills with the Web Site Address.
The digested sample was filtered into a 10 mL volumetric flask and made up to mark.
Make signs to mark the floor and floors at where the stairs take breaks.
Make sure to mark your calendar for this year's TUBEATHON!
