Sentence examples for markings makes it from inspiring English sources

Knowing how to translate gang markings makes it easier to track suspects.

Hypothecation - or ear-marking - makes it easier for the Chancellor to overcome voter resistance to increasing taxes to pay for health.

A snipe – I can see its long beak opening and shutting like tweezers, its brown and cream markings that make it blend in so well.

The UN confirmed that a white Antonov transport aircraft with false markings to make it look like a UN plane had been seen dropping supplies in an area where a rebel commander, David Yau Yau, has been operating.

These illustrations were largely based on the descriptions given by Aristotle and Pliny, though the animals have no spots or other bodily markings, thus making it unlikely that the authors had ever seen hyenas first-hand.

Use a felt-tip pen as this will show up better than pencil markings and make it easier for you to cut your material in a straight line.

Raccoons' propensity to enjoy garbage-can snacks, coupled with their shitty attitude and distinct facial markings, makes them the crust punks of the animal kingdom (without the heroin problem and terrible taste in music).

Next year, as part of a project to resurface 2.7 miles of Route 25A through the area, a left-turn lane to St . Johnland Roadwill be added and other lane markings repainted to make it clearer which way that through traffic is meant to go.

Finally, Apple also has a patent for embedding markings within Sapphire, making it highly legible but also not prone to wear from elements or repeated use.

The scientists also found that complex, dense egg markings could actually make it more difficult for mother birds to recognize their eggs.

Holes were punched into the mask and the markings were altered, making it different from Sadoff's mask.