Sentence examples for marks and a from inspiring English sources
The mower was damaged beyond repair, with puncture marks and a torn throttle.
Her enraged father beat her so badly that he left marks and a swollen eye.
One of the adults was bleeding and had bite marks and a kink in her fin.
"They can't always count on 12 uppercase letters, three lowercase letters, two punctuation marks and a percent symbol".
The timetable is covered with "reference marks" and a second page tells what each reference mark means.
Most English-speaking net users are familiar with the ubiquitous smiley :-) and frowny :-( marks and a handful of others.
The value of these would plummet in new D-marks, and a contraction in credit in the rump of the euro zone would mean that the value of assets, including businesses that might otherwise have survived, would be destroyed.
"Our emphasis is on community building," said Ousmane Power-Greene, the director of Hayden-Marks and a Ph.D. candidate in African-American studies at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
To handle this issue, we built a set of syllable rules with their tone-marks and a set of rules to map these syllables to their errors, as shown in the following examples: "án": "asn," "ans," "a1n," or "an1" "àn": "afn," "anf," "a2n," or "an2" "ản": "arn," "anr," "a3n," or "an3" "ãn": "axn," "anx," "a4n," or "an4" "ạn": "ajn," "anj," "a5n," or "an5".
Among the human remains excavated at the site of Nawinpukio in Peru (400 700 AD), one skull exhibits modifications, such as percussion marks, cut-marks and a polished border, which are consistent with its use as a bowl [12].
Old myths are shattered as he learns how to ensure a seared outside--with perfect grill marks--and a tender and juicy inside.
