Sentence examples for marked it will be from inspiring English sources

The degree of markedness expressed by a fronted element is measured by its mobility, i.e. the more mobile an element is, the less marked it will be in thematic position (Baker 1992).

Because he's foreign and because he succeeded, it won't be his achievement that the British mark; it will be Scott's heroic failure, and Shackleton's great escape.

But if the orbiter misses the mark, it will be a major disappointment.

If an add-on has a check mark, it will be enabled when you log in, and if it does not have a check mark it will be disabled.

Atlantiles- complete level 8. Booger Gets An A- get six check marks; it will be awarded randomly (so try to get all the check marks for every level to increase your chances).

A tab will tell you which finger to place where on a given note, and if you have the placements marked already, it will be easier to read a tab.

Double click the check mark, and it will be inserted into your document at the cursor.

Remove your item from the washer and check the scorch mark — hopefully, it will be less visible than before.

But Church's header just after the hour mark ensured it will be Charlton who will play the League One Blades.

If the level of user-awareness is high and management is up to the mark then it will be helpful in adaption of common practices for energy use and particular market energy frameworks.

It will not reach the "comprehensive" mark, but it will be more extensive than the DREAM Act.