Sentence examples for marked stands from inspiring English sources

Operationally, harvesting requires skilled workers and marked stands after determining adequate marking guides according to the BDq or a similar technique.

A burnt-out oil truck marked "Halliburton" stands as a silent witness to what feeds conflict.

He pointed out places where there were older coral atolls (which marked former stands of sea level) that were either now uplifted or drowned in the vicinity of younger volcanoes.

But one question mark stands in the festival's future.

On these simple, lined pages, a lone exclamation mark stands out among his blander cousins, periods one and all, aligned in a long row of contented sameness.

That is where his mark stands this year, and for all of his success, he still leads A.L. relievers in homers allowed, with 10.

The mark stands at 6 days 17 hours 39 minutes 52 seconds and has belonged to the Mari Cha IV since Mike Sanderson skippered it in 2003.

An older man, lightly dressed, a trifle elfin, bent slightly at the top in a shape tending toward a question mark, stands on the yellow edge of the uptown express track, reading.

Farah, then, will be on a British revival mission when he makes his debut in the 2014 Virgin London Marathon – after first testing himself to the halfway mark against a field including the present world record holder Patrick Makau (whose global mark stands at 2 03 38) in this year's London race on 21 April.

The previous high-water mark stands at $56.28.

And what of the notion that her mark stands proud, in the discredited and often deeply questionable list of women's athletics world records, as a beacon of drug-free achievement?