Sentence examples for marked most of from inspiring English sources

Rohlfs marked most of his works with a hard-to-copy incised little drawing of a bow saw around an "R" and filled the incisions with red wax.

Told simply it sounds like a Sirkian melodrama, but the film had a cool elegance and the timeless quality that marked most of the later work.

High achievement marked most of Slabbert's life, from his schooldays, when he captained the first teams in both cricket and rugby, to his appointment as chancellor of Stellenbosch University in 2008.

But his adversaries — and some of his allies — urged him to accept a settlement that would mean relinquishing the absolute control of Zimbabwe that has marked most of his 28 years in office since independence from white rule in 1980.

This striving to be accepted in the Western world marked most of the changes in regalia and style of Ivan's reign, although these were later to be buried in the lore of Muscovite Byzantinism.

This week, as the Formula One racing circuit was due to return to Bahrain for a Grand Prix, protests that have marked most of the past two years in the country again increased in intensity.

It's a pattern that marks most of his movies.

Evil influences were held to mark most of the katun endings.

For instance, Mr. Sherin, the C.F.O., readily admits that GE Capital does not mark most of the assets held by GE Capital to market.

In the deprivation that marks most of this country, that is hard to fathom, and Mr. Sibanda knows that the key is not in his agency's hands.

Credit Suisse and Goldman Sachs, which mark most of their balance-sheets to market and hence recognise losses early, are already running with core capital ratios of 10-12%.