Sentence examples for marked across from inspiring English sources

The differences of opinion are most marked across generational lines.

Fedolina, 39, from Angola, has a ghostly look of pain and fatigue marked across her face.

The anniversary will be marked across the country, including in Times Square, where a display will offer canoe rides in an artificial river on Broadway.

* The wedding will be marked across the UK by around 5,500 street parties: 298 of them in Hertfordshire, 85 in Richmond upon Thames – and none in Glasgow.

It's an anniversary that's being enthusiastically marked across the country, as pubs, guesthouses and hotels with even the flimsiest Christie links put on events and offer themed packages.

When Martin Luther King, whose birthday is marked across the United States on Monday with a national holiday, adopted Mahatma Gandhi's call to "fill the jails" 50 years ago, he didn't mean this.

This is meant to ensure consistent marking across universities.

It's also thought that GPA would help standardise marking across departments.

They would also sport a marking across the face, a very thin subtle line like a carving.

The aerosoled portrait featured a rotting badger lying belly up and pock-marked across the front of a neglected building.

Like other Neotrygon species, there is a dark marking across the eyes that resembles a mask.