Sentence examples for marking how much from inspiring English sources

In 2011, scientists discovered hippocampal cells that pulse at regular intervals, marking how much time has elapsed since an earlier event.

Obama and other Democrats seized on Equal Pay Day on Tuesday, a symbolic event marking how much longer it takes a woman to earn as much as a man.

It acts as a timer, marking how much time has gone by and indicating how much is left, and it gives you your position that is, where, or when, you are at this very moment in the sea of minutes and hours.

Today, April 17, is Equal Pay Day, the day in the year marking how much longer women would have to work to earn what men earned in 2011.

You give numbers of stars or points to mark how much you like something.

On the opposite side of the graph, visitors can mark how much they are affected by bites.

And like the others, it lets you mark how much time you have left on the parking meter by swiping your finger along its parking meter icon.

Runners attach to their shoelace or racing bib a transponder tag that marks how much time has elapsed when a checkpoint is reached.

Under a section marked "How much will I get paid?" the response states: "The minimum wage in Nauru is $2.50 per hour for unskilled labour.

That magnanimity marked how much we had grown since World War II, when our first instinct was to round up Japanese-Americans.

Technology and old photo albums aside, I can mark how much the world has changed by the fact that despite the ailing economy, almost every woman I know still includes a manicure as part of her maintenance regimen.