Sentence examples for marking all the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shaplo, who has pleaded guilty to vote fraud and embezzlement, testified that they switched pens, alternately using their left and right hands, to avoid the appearance that the same person was marking all the ballots.

In fact, someone should seriously consider producing a small, pocket-sized calendar marking all the key events on it - that way you would never be far from a different celebratory glass of something tasty.

All was going great until I got a call from the music librarian, the person in charge of marking all the parts and distributing them.

And it was a phantasmagorical display: entire structures built from bits of wood and metal, towers of bowling balls, a row of old Kirby vacuum cleaners and a gallows inspired by a Clint Eastwood flick, with Joshua Trees and cholla cactus marking all the in-between spaces.

[He] was marking all the straightest and biggest trees, and leaving the ones with a lot of branches and bad ones.

You haven't finished marking all the papers yet.

That abandonment and attempt at recovery marked all the philosopher's subsequent love affairs.

But in this rough guide to transformation, Dyer marks all the distance between decaying and mere decadence.

I mark all the booby traps and landing zones as she speaks of controlled light and the hole that opens up when you press the shutter button.

(There is a project afoot to mark all the Oltrarno workshops – ceramicists, jewellers, woodworkers, paper marblers and more – on Google Maps).

Students were asked to mark all the clades depicted in the plant and deuterostome cladograms.