Sentence examples for marking in a from inspiring English sources

His wife, Elaine, a blond woman with a round, dimpled face, rode in the back seat, marking in a notebook how much grease they collected.

"He sent me a beautiful track, and I just went [he mimes marking in a professorial way], sent it back, said 'try that' and I'll find out at 4 o'clock if he's done it or not".

Mozart's body was buried, without marking, in a common grave, according to the typical practice of the day for the Viennese middle class, ensuring that no remains that are indisputedly his are available for testing.

By investigating prosody beyond pitch and duration, this article provides a detailed and multifaceted picture of focus marking in a language that differs substantially from more extensively studied languages like English.

A study of anonymous student peer marking in a level III (third year) core course of the bachelor chemical engineering has shown that there was no significant difference (p > 0.05) in the average marks awarded by student assessors who had idealized solutions of the lecturer compared with those who did not; although more students with solutions (84%) completed the peer task than those without (69%).

For a period of 14 days the patients were helped to register every defecation, passing of water and episode of fecal and urinary incontinence by marking in a date and time table divided into columns headed by correlating drawings of a toilet, stools, urine and underpants, respectively.

c Cross-section profiles along the dashed lines marked in (a) and (b).

But the event is to be marked in a genuinely new way next month.

"They have to be marked in a stage direction or described by another character," says Crouch.

The centenary of Handy's epiphany is marked in a number of ways.

She would need to have been banded or marked in a unique and obvious way.