Sentence examples for marks around the from inspiring English sources

Add as many quotation marks around the word as you like, but it was true.

The publisher replied: How about placing quotation marks around the offensive words?

I used quotation marks around the term because there is disagreement as to what it means.

"Supposedly I was a bully," Mr. O'Donnell said, putting audible quotation marks around the word.

He supported Top Gear's reaction to the stunt that left tyre marks around the war memorial.

He wears a stained apron with a week's worth of pen marks around the breast pocket.

Another indication of damage would be strike marks around the edges of holes in walls through which big pipes pass.

IT was only a matter of time before someone put quote marks around the old-fashioned American steakhouse.

The quotation marks around the word on the menu evoke images of deconstruction, of a playful interpretation of Italian cooking.

If it is not 'real', we should avoid [it]." Note the quotation marks around the word "real".

Philip Glass's "Tirol Concerto" (2000) begins with a theme: you can almost hear the quotation marks around the thing.