Sentence examples for marking follows from inspiring English sources

The growing body of evidence of the impact of the change in marking follows threats by local authorities and academies to sue Ofqual and potentially exam boards for discriminating against pupils assessed in the summer.

Its case marking follows the ergative absolutive pattern where the subject of an intransitive verb is in the absolutive case (which is unmarked), the same case being used for the direct object of a transitive verb.

Again, this depends on the coach, but a central defender will generally mark (follow about) a specific striker and will often stick to him.

Another question mark follows Rebecca Lobo, who watched her third playoffs in street clothes on the bench.

No question mark follows, turning the title into a rhetorical shrug - one that masks, or perhaps underscores, an urgent search for a sense to the world and the cosmos.

Big Mark followed little Mark.

Little Mark followed Eli to the backyard.

The French – having squealed about Washington spying on their every move, as revealed by Snowden – were first off the mark, followed by the Portuguese.

A German phaseout of the euro could occur gradually, by first issuing government bonds denominated in marks, followed by corporate securities.

It is also the fastest-selling track by a French artist to hit the one million mark, followed by David Guetta's 'Titanium'.

The formula comes in three parts, repeated for each type of tooth: 1) the type of teeth as indicated by the first letter of its name (I, C, P, or M), 2) a dash mark followed by the number of that particular teeth on one side of the upper jaw, 3) then a slash mark followed by the number of that particular teeth on the lower jaw.