Sentence examples for marking that from inspiring English sources

Other marking varieties include Dalmatian-like spotting, blazes, masks, and Siamese (typically a gradient of colour along the body, darkest at the base of the tail and nose as in Siamese cats), and "downunders" (an Australian variety which has a solid colour stripe on the belly or a colour marking that corresponds to markings on top).

It's a marking that doesn't disappear immediately after the day, but can be with the wearer for weeks afterwards.

An additional 1,506 bore some kind of marking that might be interpreted as a vote for Mr. Bush.

To keep it in perspective establish a pattern of regular well-spaced marking that is sharply focused.

So in this case, an asterisk makes perfect sense as a descriptive marking that serves simply as an explanation, and one that takes nothing away anything from Ichiro.

We had a bit of disorganization in the back line, along with marking that failed to give Sinclair the attention she warranted, which led to her three goals.

He died after composing eight bars of the Requiem's Lacrimosa, the last words he set to music marking "that day of tears and mourning".

If you use a healthy diet of peer and self assessed tasks, and give lots of verbal feedback during lessons, you'll find a level of marking that is effective and sustainable within the overall feedback mix.

The Cosgrove appointment coincides with the centenary of the outbreak of the first world war and next year's Anzac commemorations, and is viewed as being helpful in marking that milestone.

Anderson's point in marking that date is not so much that the books broke new ground as that they all made the top 15 in sales figures for the year.

But after many months and much public money, the Tomlinson committee, which proposed a raft of proposals to change the system, had nothing to say about the fraudulent marking: that had not even been part of its remit, so the injustice suffered by successful candidates was never put right.