Sentence examples for marked course from inspiring English sources

Holmes inscribed his name on the front, and on the line marked "course," he wrote, "of life".

Imagine heading out to a poorly marked course after a long day at the office and then busting a lung trying to beat your nemesis.

On the last part of the ride up, a member of the ski patrol warned us and other fantasy Olympians that we were about to try something dangerous, that people had been killed in the past by skiing off the marked course, and that only experts should try the run.

29 Two trials will be conducted along a marked course and assistive devices will be allowed during this task, if needed.

Dr. Salchow said that after the 9/11 attacks, club members started using chalk to mark courses.

A line of skeletal elms weighted with snow marked the course of frozen Shawmut Brook.

It was marked, of course, by a wooden cross, and on this was written "Sergeant Joyce Kilmer".

Every ex-Presidency is marked, of course, by the Presidential memoir, and Obama acknowledged that the genre has been vexed.

That centenary Ashes Test match of 31 years ago also marked, of course, his final summer as the Guardian's cricket correspondent.

Relentless physical pain, marital strife, and emotional rejection marked the course of her life.

Even the painted blue line that marks the course disappeared on First Avenue.