Sentence examples for marks as the from inspiring English sources

She has earned high marks as the top U.S. diplomat and is an indefatigable promoter of women's rights.

"I love the mountains at this time of year," she says, "although you do have to be careful you don't get goggle marks, as the sun is stronger".

Investors, however, gave his strategy high marks, as the price of Times Mirror shares rose 80percentt by the end of 1995.

In the Serbian province of Kosovo, the cause of NATO's first war -- against Yugoslavia -- in 1999, euros are also replacing marks as the unofficial primary currency.

And like all proper serials it gives the reader no emotional respite, ending with several razor-sharp question marks as the heavy wheels of fate groan into motion, and the murders and assassinations mount.

This right, as you acknowledged, is traced back to 1215 when King John signed the Magna Carta, an event which American law marks as the base of its foundation.

Will this mark as the era extremism in India?

Thus, the intra MB block is marked as, the inter MB is marked as, and inter MB in B frame is marked as, which are denoted in (1).

The long block is marked as 'L', the divacancy arisen in the adjacent row is lettered by 'V'.

The time of the first consultation was marked as 'the, timetime of retest as 'T1'.

Tennessee broke the 20-steal mark, as well as the 100-point mark, winning 102 43.