Sentence examples for markings mean from inspiring English sources

By Jeannette Francis DHAKA, Bangladesh, 21 March 2011 – Before a small crowd, Dolly Ahkter, 22, unravels a large piece of brown paper covered in check marks and crosses, and begins to explain what the markings mean.

They don't think we realize what their markings mean, but no one said they were rocket scientists".

These training schools teach when to stop, what road markings mean etc. and are great for kids.

There's a wide array of related trinkets, artefacts and art to pore over too, including anatomical ex-votos, or religious offerings of thanks or devotion; a 19th century death mask bust with phrenology markings, meant to determine moral character by the shape of one's skull; Mexican Day of the Dead figures; and emu feet donated by a man whose wife no longer wanted them in the house. .

Tutors had also been using a method of identifying assessment teeth from practice teeth consistently over many years (by using black permanent ink markings), which meant that students would be aware of how to mark any tooth and submit it as their assessment tooth.

If the tape measure stretches exactly halfway between the 27 and 28 inch markings, this means that your arm is 27.5 inches long.

Missing these markings can potentially mean altering the entire meaning of a given word.

Realize that maps are not more difficult to understand that reading a recipe for dinner, once you learn what the assorted markings and labels mean.

The initial marking of the model is not a home marking which means the initial marking is not reachable from all reachable markings.

Talk to experts in porcelain and china who can help decipher what the markings on each piece mean, and identify the age and value of what you have.

The FBI memorandum, titled "Mishandling of Classified — Unknown Subject or Country (SIM)" said Clinton did not know what certain classification markings on documents meant.