Sentence examples for mark beside from inspiring English sources

It was striking not because a convention or political party should make a list of minority groups and dutifully put a check mark beside each.

On page 227, this sentence — "The traveller must be born again on the road" — was underlined in pencil, with a small, neat check mark beside it.

On page 227, Frazier noted a short sentence Kerouac had underlined in pencil, putting a "small, neat check mark beside it".

Asked if his town would rebuild, Mayor Jack Premo of Kimball said: "I would put a big question mark beside that".

According to an opinion poll published this month by the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, a Jakarta think-tank, 20.1% of those surveyed would put their mark beside the PDI-P's fiery-eyed buffalo.

I once made a list of all the pieces I had written in maybe twenty or thirty years, and then put a check mark beside each one whose subject related to things I had been interested in before I went to college.

She put check marks beside the goals she had fulfilled and buried the tin can again.

There are red question marks beside some of the names — the ones who might be getting laid off next.

Mariaschin's daughter Marianne Marsch-Nakamura said that her copy of the box score had red marks beside the names of her father and Bush, and that the date was underlined in red.

"It will be home to me". Bob McNabb, who left Shiloh in 1950 and has had his grave site marked beside that of his father since 1953, said of the cemetery: "It's home.

I wonder what it would be like to have lived in a house where there were ruler marks beside a doorframe, documenting each of my childhood growth spurts; to have a friend who's known me since nursery; not to feel like a tourist, wandering around with a map in a country that I'm supposed to embrace as my own.