Sentence examples for marking the gap from inspiring English sources

"Wretched" is a recurring word, marking the gap between our bodies' limitations, the hardship of physical human existence, and the infinity of man's imagination.

But he begins the piece by marking the gap between his fortune as a comfortable writer and the fortunes of those around him: "My chair was on casters and began to roll.

The much-quoted DM30 billion figure marks the gap between the government's present proposals and the budget that was originally planned for next year.

Released on 27 February 2009, it was the band's first record since How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb (2004), marking the longest gap between studio albums of U2's career to that point.

The joint space width (JSW) was measured by manually marking the narrowest gap between the tibia and the femur.

In fact, a series of Pew studies shows 2016 marked the largest gap yet between Republicans and Democrats over belief in human-caused global warming.

When Hurricane Gilma reached Category 5 strength on July 24 also in 1994, it marked the shortest gap between Category 5 Pacific hurricanes recorded.

Because it in turn will contribute a branch for the next leaf, the cylinder is really a hollow network, the "gaps," or leaf traces, marking the points of departure of the leaf veins.

At the third mark, the gap between the two massive multihulls was one second.

The small enhancement in the gap voltage marks the ignition condition.

A small hump in the gap voltage marks the ignition condition.