Sentence examples for mark notes from inspiring English sources

And, equally, there is a sense that those old Deutsche mark notes that preceded the euro — blue for 100s, green for 20s — did a pretty good job, too, even if you did have to buy them at banks or exchange booths, grumbling about inflated rates and usurious commissions.

Just a few of many recent examples: 4/25: antisettlement advocates 3/22: the anti-abortion advocate 2/14: anti-sweatshop advocates 2/12: an anti-pornography advocate As Mark notes, there's a perfectly good, straightforward word for people who oppose Israeli settlements, abortion, sweatshops and pornography: "opponents".

Mark notes that Juba lacks adequate hospitals, roads, sanitation and other basic infrastructure.

Once you've gathered all your research, print it out (if it is an online source) and gather post-its or anything you need to mark notes in the books/magazines you are using.

By way of warning, the Bank of England Museum currently displays a 20bn mark note issued in Germany in the early 1920s.

Once that friend opens up the photo, their profile picture within the message gets a check mark, noting that it's been read.

Dana Stevens of Slate wrote that the movie lost its way around the hour mark, noting that "the Infected just aren't that scary".

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Make a mark, noting this to be where the highest point of your arch should be.

As the draft of a document due for approval at a party conference this autumn, it is certainly meant to please German voters, many of whom remain glum at the prospect of losing their beloved D-mark notes next year and resent their country's long-standing role as the Union's main cash cow.

Diligently Mr. Lapine would pore over the drafts, marking notes in the margins in red pen.