Sentence examples for mark the length of from inspiring English sources
His dancers literally step from mark to mark: the length of every step has been measured.
The hope is that poppies will bloom during the next four years - to mark the length of the war.
Based upon the foregoing, it seems extremely likely that the Major League Baseball Players Association would challenge any suspension of Jeurys Familia that exceeded the 52 game mark (the length of the suspension issued to Jose Reyes), and, depending on the circumstances, even challenge a suspension that exceeds the 30 games issued by Commissioner Manfred to Ardolis Chapman.
Mark the length of the door's face on a strip of solid crown molding.
These intervals mark the length of the postban periods of declining intake that precede the four CSD age concentration profiles shown in Figure 1C.
The dotted line extensions of the diagonals show precise positioning of protected particles over the centromere, and the solid red lines mark the length of the minimally protected fragment.
No claw marks the length of a man raked jaggedly across the ringtoss booth.
The most specific and most sensitive criteria combination for detecting somatoform-functional pain included the total number of marks, the length of the longest mark, and the presence of symmetric patterns.
A selection of representative examples of somatic-nociceptive and somatoform-functional PDs is illustrated with Figures 3 and 4. The most equilibrated criteria combination to differentiate between the two types of pain included the total number of marks, the length of the longest mark, and presence versus absence of symmetric patterns (statistic calculations are shown in Tables 4 and 5).
In order to mark stark the length of sentence being requested, he showed a slideshow of prominent cultural and political events, at ten year intervals, over the last four decades.
Rami, the activist, thinks the jihadi tendencies mark both the length of the fight and the fact that society in many areas has become male-dominated and unstable, with the elderly, women and children having fled.
