Sentence examples for marks as it from inspiring English sources

"The economy is slowing down so fast this quarter you can see the skid marks as it slams on the brakes," said Stuart Hoffman, chief economist at the PNC Financial Services Group.

Adtranz, a floundering rail-equipment joint venture with ABB Asea Brown Boveri, is expected to post flat sales of 6.4 billion marks as it tries to reorganize and return to profit, the company said.

The summit has raised as many question marks as it has provided answers, and there will be a whole lot of discussions about what happens next in which we will be involved.' He says it is significant that the EU council has granted the UK observer status at the meetings of the new group.

Early in the season, the McLaren would stutter badly as it was pulling out of the garage, leaving intermittent tyre marks as it did so.

Even so, the two former Atlanta Braves teammates say that the 2018 postseason will present as many question marks as it will create moments of excitement.

Buffing the floor will remove scuff marks as it renews the shine.

It's sadly wrongly marked as well, it's the labour share of income, not wages.

Artists and money are always going to have a relationship status marked as "it's complicated".

Bitcoin has long struggled to justify its price, now hovering around the $3,500 mark, as it battles against network issues, extreme volatility, and stalling usage.

All of this is marked, as it seems nearly every corner of downtown Montgomery is marked.

Balzac, then, may not have been personally quite as far off the mark as it seems.