Sentence examples for marked it as from inspiring English sources

Its tag marked it as a limited edition, No. 25 of 52, though a fuller search of the rack turned up Nos. 2 and 6 as well.

But although the aircraft was reportedly a few hundred miles north of its planned course to avoid a thunderstorm, its altitude should have marked it as a passenger plane.

MDOT marked it as a "proposed transfer" in its Control Section Atlas in 1978.

New York City's crowded streets and energetic people, its vast population and enormous extremes of wealth and poverty, its towering buildings and technological marvels have marked it as the quintessential modern city since the turn of the century.

The conspicuous position of literature in the National Era's coverage and the paper's high ratio of literary offerings to journalistic pieces, particularly given its controversial subject [End Page 125] matter, therefore marked it as a standout among mainstream newspapers and somewhat anomalous among anti-slavery publications.

Whenever a window was covered by methylation peaks, we considered the window "methylated" and marked it as "1"; otherwise, the window was regarded as unmethylated and marked as "0".

The spelling tz marks a preceding vowel as short, and the spelling z marks it as long.

Aside from the accents, there is little about "Lantana" that marks it as distinctively Australian.

"You can certainly mark it as related".

The abundance and relatively low price of methane therefore marks it as a substrate of interest.

The species also boasts innate features that mark it as a likely invader.