Sentence examples for markings as well from inspiring English sources

The graffiti on the walls includes football slogans, gang territory markings, as well as "Jesus" and "Revolution".

These displays exhibit the complex head markings, as well as the body, tail, and wing patterns found in most species.

The men arrived in a caravan of 15 vehicles with police markings as well as in a helicopter, according to news reports.

Many of the books feature Ashbery's inimitable marginal markings as well as affectionate and whimsical inscriptions from such friends as Robert Duncan, Ronaldo Jonson, Kenneth Koch, Harry Mathews, Tom Raworth, Mark Strand, Trevor Winkfield, and Dara Wier.

In Newcastle, the double-roundabout at Haddricks Mill in South Gosforth has achieved notoriety among cyclists for its blind spots, narrow lanes and confusing road markings, as well as the speed and volume of cars, trucks and buses that pass through.

I will discuss in a later post why we think there may be more species of slow loris than have been described so far — and how we hope to use facial markings as well as genetic information from droppings, hair and museum specimens to examine that hypothesis.

Chief regulator Glenys Stacey laid blame for the debacle on intense pressure on schools to reach certain targets, which led to over-marking, as well as poorly designed exams and too much emphasis on work marked by teachers.

She laid blame for the debacle on intense pressure on schools to reach certain targets, which led to over-marking, as well as poorly designed exams and too much of an emphasis on work marked by teachers.

If you have a measuring tape longer than one meter (100 centimeters), usually, the meter(s) will receive a special marking as well — often in a different color than the rest of the markings.

By Tuesday, the Dumpsters had attracted all sorts of typically American graffiti tags — indecipherable markings, mostly, as well as one big signature that read "Sparks," all of which signaled only that their authors had made their mark.

Managing for resilience is considered a potentially effective means to address the stresses experienced by the alpine areas.The establishment of a network of Protection Areas is one of the most important aspects for conserving ecosystem responses.The urgent need and important role of data collection for bench-marking changes, as well as on-going monitoring, are strongly promoted.