Sentence examples for marking to the from inspiring English sources

A month after making the piano roll (and seven months after adding the sf marking to the orchestral parts), Mahler conducted the Vienna premiere of the Fifth Symphony.

So concludes Fred Kaplan in his interesting essay on the enduring brilliance of Miles Davis' masterpiece album, published by Slate.com on Monday marking, to the day, the 50th anniversary of the release of 'Kind of Blue'.

However, Mr Al-Sweady's statement to the Royal Military Police investigation made no mention that his son had a fractured jaw, marks to his neck or blueness to the face and chest, while the teenager's death certificate did not document marking to the neck or blueness on his chest, the inquiry was told.

In this case, for example, the distance from a marking to the interlobar fissure was almost the same as that from the nodule in S6 to that fissure (Fig. 2b).

Upon return visit, the distance between the marking and the top of the lunula as well as between the marking to the eponychium were measured.

The initial margin account of each buyer and seller of a futures contract is adjusted daily by changes in the contract's basis - a practice known as "marking to the market".

Energy contracts are marked to the market price.

These hedging contracts are marked to the current market price.

State law requires that the paper ballots be marked to the right of the candidate's name; the ballots in Palm Beach were to be marked to the left.

Paper ballots are supposed to be marked to the right of the candidate's name; the ballots in Palm Beach were to be marked to the left.

Her death was marked, to the very end, by a lot of laughter.