Sentence examples for mark stick from inspiring English sources

When you reach around the ten mile mark, stick to ten miles, but try to run it as fast as you can, and when you reckon that you've reached your quickest time, increase it to eleven miles.

The key landmarks and surgical incision line was designed with marking stick and gentian violet dye solution.

She accepts constraints — hitting her marks, sticking to the script — so listeners might break free of theirs.

3) Mark the stick with a pen or pencil to show the various depths so that you won't have to measure the depth every time you move to another location on the grid.

Could it be that a style once used by the younger to ape the older has not only hit its mark but stuck there, that Titian has made it his own?

Okamoto dribbled to her spot, stopped short to lose her mark and stuck one just inside the left post.

If you want, your medicine cat can also check and "mark" (with sticks and rocks, remember?) the border.

At your age, experiences no longer leave harmless memories, they leave marks -- marks that can stick; forever ingrained in us, like mental scars, slowly, if ever, fading away.

Described by The Sun as a 'hideous old boiler', she gets marks for sticking two fingers up to looksism.

Forensic teams were investigating other suspected grave sites, which they said were marked by sticks and stones.

"We have discovered 139 of what we believe to be graves," he said, describing them mostly as mounds of earth, covered by leaves and marked by sticks.