Sentence examples for marks by the from inspiring English sources

We were called to our marks by the starter, Elliott Denman, a 1956 Olympic racewalker.

"I did not make any of the statements enclosed in quotation marks by the reporter.

Many of the scripts are annotated with subbing marks by the writers and newsreaders of the day.

The farm, the only one in Belize, has been given positive marks by the World Wildlife Fund.

Bulgaria and Romania were given failing marks by the European Union, which said they had yet to develop functioning market economies.

He was a prickly, difficult, demanding person -- Meyers should get full marks, by the way, for never using the obvious word, "bitchy" -- but in the end he commands respect and even a guarded affection.

Bremen and Saarland were bailed out to the tune of 17 billion D-marks by the federal government in the 1990s, and the former East German states are a continual drain on resources.

On the prairie, you are marked by the weather.

The shift is marked by the sudden proliferation of houses.

Grill the halloumi until softened and marked by the grill.

He seems marked by the sadness of his profession.