Sentence examples for mark giving from inspiring English sources

It can however be difficult to read the detailed markings required and to estimate survival a mark giving the year of release would be sufficient.

Holywell then won a handicap at the Cheltenham Festival from that mark, giving weight and a beating to Ma Filleule.

The music dissolved into feathery whispers, then built to a jet-engine density before bursting at the 35-minute mark, giving way to a gentle coda.

Wesley hit two foul shots at the 2 47 mark, giving Charlotte a 47-46 lead, its first of the game.

The stalemate continues... Updated at 12.21pm GMT 10.54am GMT Eurozone inflation drops below 2% Inflation in the eurozone has fallen below the 2% mark, giving the European Central Bank some leeway to cut interest rates.

Granted, a few shrewd souls (like Katherine Dunn in her 1989 novel, "Geek Love") manage to sidestep the cheap pathos and obvious ironies, but too many others take the bait with the eagerness of a midway mark, giving us variations on certain trite and less-than-urgent truths -- that the dog-faced boy has feelings too, that sometimes clowns are sad.

The exclamation mark gives a trailing wildcard query wildcard; thus liab! matches all words starting with liab.

The halfback's mighty penalty goal from near the halfway mark gave his team a one-point lead.

But it wasn't entirely stunning that Gravis would be far off the mark, given its track record.

One of the many ironies of the story is that in Genesis the mark, given by God to protect Cain, marked him for persecution.

Analysts said the outlook for growth depended on whether consumer demand picked up in the months ahead — a major question mark given the weak job market.