Sentence examples for mark print from inspiring English sources

Often, the focus is on wealth, as in the famous Maker's Mark print ad from the nineteen-sixties, which read, "It tastes expensive … and is!" (Translation: You may be too poor to have this. Or: Having this proves that you are rich).

"As of today, we have passed the 3 million paid subscription mark (print and digital), a significant milestone".

Then he put on a T-shirt with a big question mark printed on the front.

In series I, the "Nobody Knows" placard a simple purple card on a stick with a white question mark printed on it was introduced.

Although it takes a few seconds for the images to load on a 56k connection, each time the mouse is moved, the ImagePump gives the viewer a clear rendering of the age spots, crease marks, print gradations across the page, and the typography peculiar to the period.

Debussy left behind piano music in the form of black marks printed on a page.

Circular cue marks printed in the upper right corner of the picture indicated when each changeover should take place.

In colour printing, photoelectric cells ensure matching by selectively picking up the guide marks printed in each colour as they go by and by reacting to any irregularities in the distance between these guide marks.

This control is achieved in rotary presses by photoelectric cells that selectively pick up guide marks printed in each colour as they go by and that react to any irregularities in the distance between these guide marks.

The use of radioactive cross-marks printed on the paper allowed good alignment of the printouts, with small measured errors likely to be due to noise in the PET image obtained.

Some prankster/artist playing on the recent spate of bogus bomb threats found around New York left a white bag with the words "suspisious package" and a bunch of question marks printed on it sitting on top of an electrical box on the corner of Prince and Broadway today.