Sentence examples for marker that pays from inspiring English sources

In its place stands a stone marker that pays homage to the assassinated President.

That pays back our investment".

And that paid off.

Reza was paying no attention as Mr. Perry began wielding a marker that looks like charcoal but is not as messy.

Nelson defended the arrangement, saying that he was a longtime opponent of Washington demanding that states pay for programs ― and that he had intended the provision as a "marker" that would inspire other states to demand similar deals.

Each simulated ant laid down a chemical marker that attracted other ants while the marker was still fresh.

Basically, you print out a special marker that looks like a solar panel, activate your computer's webcam, and then point the marker so it faces your webcam.

But conventional has another marker: that would be expediency.

They are markers that are attached to a keychain.

Christopher King, the chairman of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference (HMC) and headteacher of Leicester Grammar School, will argue that markers should be paid more so that exam boards can demand a higher standard from them.

(See "Stocks That Pay You").