Sentence examples for marked how from inspiring English sources
That magnanimity marked how much we had grown since World War II, when our first instinct was to round up Japanese-Americans.
Under a section marked "How much will I get paid?" the response states: "The minimum wage in Nauru is $2.50 per hour for unskilled labour.
This marked how long men would need to spend at work each day in order to earn equal pay to a woman.
It's marked how in many scenes people listen, trying to hear something in the trees, or strain to see something just out of sight, that is dangerous and coming for them.
This idea of a name, almost above anything else, marked how far away our boy was from life.
The statement marks how far Kuchar has come.
Families can earn badges marking how far they have hiked together on the park's trails.
You give numbers of stars or points to mark how much you like something.
The League One derby also marks how far the clubs have dropped.
On the opposite side of the graph, visitors can mark how much they are affected by bites.
We also mark how well or badly we've done over the past year and give each other a grade.
