Sentence examples for marking a little from inspiring English sources

10 For World Health Day in April 2011 the WHO chose the theme of the global spread of antibiotic resistance, marking a little over a decade since the organization first called for patient and doctor guidelines to protect antibiotics from becoming obsolete.

While it is unrealistic for most busy families to handcraft everything for Christmas, marking a little time on your family's calendar to make a few things by hand can create a new family tradition, and gives everyone involved a sense of personal pride and achievement at having contributed something personal themselves.

Make sure to mark a little longer than you originally want to crop it, so that way, if you mess up, you can always go back and fix.

Just as you see on Twitter, verified users will be marked with a little blue check mark by their name.

This marks a new, little known and not universally applauded direction for the highly successful program.

This year, eyeing watches marked with a little green label that signified the deepest markdowns, she said, "If you don't want the new collection, you can choose anything here and get a 40percentt discount".

When annotating a poem, an unstressed syllable is marked with a little curved line (curving upwards like a U, only wider) while a stressed symbol is marked with a forward slash.

Each submission is marked with a little colored dot, an entry into another New Yorker's narrative.

When a counter detects higher than natural radiation, the place is marked with a little yellow flag.

If the GPS coordinates were correct, Mr. Larson was not far from Tito, whose tweet was marked by a little blue bird on a map showing recent posts.

THE way to Morse and Mary Dial's home is marked by a little black mailbox near this town on the rocky St . Lawrence River