Sentence examples for marks some of from inspiring English sources

Animal bones found there show cut marks—some of the earliest evidence of stone tool use in the record of human evolution.

The results include big, swimmy, complicated abstractions blending the familiar cartoon forms with wet, squishy marks, Some of these multilayered pictures come as close as Lichtenstein ever did to letting it all hang out (Kimmelman).

Google Maps even marks some of North Korea's most sinister sites, including Yodok concentration camp, where horrific abuses take place, according to the few who have managed to escape.

The first-quarter earnings report marks some of the first positive news the company has had in several quarters.

A human-centred approach to solving problems — called design thinking — marks some of the greatest business successes, according to the new book Creative Confidence, by brothers Tom and David Kelley, general manager and founder, respectively, of California-based design firm IDEO.

Van Sant tells his story in a conventional style, without the experimentalism that marks some of his films.

Unless I'm way off the mark, some of them were sparrows.

That period marked some of Faludy's best output, as his imagination vanquished dire reality.

These marked some of the happy moments of that unfortunate time, and kept our city alive in some way".

They looked balanced and dangerous, while LA appeared to carry some of the passivity that marked some of their series against Seattle.

Anne Garner's specialty is marginalia, and she had place-marked some of her favorites for Jennifer Lam, of the library's press office, and another visitor.