Sentence examples for marked from the from inspiring English sources

He is marked from the outset, and the ring becomes a symbol of the corruption of his authority.

Its progression may be marked from the crucible of its creation to its dissemination to a larger public, and, finally, to the use to which it is put.

It is not very well marked from the nearby town of Chekhov — a typically ramshackle mix of Soviet apartments and post-Soviet garishness, founded only in 1954.

Naturally, the voices of reason are unanimous: Mrs Tanaka must go.In truth, Mrs Tanaka's card has been marked from the start.

The political culture of the United States, he argues, has been marked from the very beginning by a Christian theology that views the American nation as deeply implicated in the historical fate of biblical Israel.

William Ash's Johnny, forever hunched up on his bed, and Renee Weldon's Mary, casually discarding her unionist admirer for a fly smoothie, also seem marked from the start for destruction.

Together, they left Oremans and Boogert all but pock-marked from the Williams mortar shots during the 6-1, 6-1 American victory.

Man-for-man marking from the third-place play-off at Eden Park.

In addition to scent marking from the preorbital glands, many antelope mark territorial boundaries with fecal middens.

Equally characteristic is a marking from the Second Piano Sonatina: "espressivo, ma suppresso," the suppression being of the ego.

The letter came back on Monday with a marking from the Post Office saying she had "moved on".