Sentence examples for mark suggests from inspiring English sources

"The mark suggests the summit and spire reaching into the sky above Lower Manhattan," the firm added.

The question mark suggests that the narrator of "This Must Be the Place," "an animal looking for a home," isn't certain of its location.

The bunching before this mark suggests that firms that might have grown bigger chose to stay small.The barriers to growing are far higher in Greece, one of Europe's most regulated economies.

Dispensing with a pumped-up "Sex on Fire", a tune about the joys of oral sex while driving, that reached No 1 and stayed in the Top 40 for 35 weeks, at the half-way mark suggests ambivalence about their elevated position.

There were disagreements about when - Mark suggests the baptism, Paul suggests the resurrection.

When asked how a couple can manage this, Mark suggests that "to some extent they want to stick with it through fear of the unknown, the fear of loneliness.

Comments by professor John Vinney, about the QAA's new mark, suggest that universities would be able to take advantage of the agency's brand recognition.

Though shipments of the S4 in the first month after release were twice as high as for last year's Galaxy S3, the time it took to reach the 20m mark suggested shipments were slowing to a rise of only 60%.

Post 2009 final performance shows direct correlation with Chemical Engineering Design mark, suggesting the latter may indicate final expected grades for given students.

Edmondson [47] notes it to be intertidal and "even above the high water mark", suggesting that the Hawaiian population may not be as terrestrial as populations in Micronesia.

In support, developmentally regulated telomerase genes were shown to possess active H3K4me3 histone mark in the presence of repressive H3K27me3 mark suggesting complex chromatin variants in the genomes.