Sentence examples for marks speak from inspiring English sources

Not all parch marks speak of ancient things.

Avoid tweeting altogether -- Bite marks speak louder than words.

The second biggest hardship was my relatives no matter how much good talent you possess, but are born in India, only marks speak and not the talent!

These stretch marks speak to the many pounds I gained and lost and gained and lost again during my two pregnancies -- and gained some more because of my affinity for nachos and doughnuts.

"[Radcliffe] conscientiously hits his choreographic marks, speaks his lines quickly and distinctly (with a convincing American accent) and often sings on key..

This 21-year-old British actor, who made a creditable Broadway debut as the psycho stable boy in "Equus" in 2008, conscientiously hits his choreographic marks, speaks his lines quickly and distinctly (with a convincing American accent) and often sings on key.

It's strange to hear (virtually) Marker speak for himself; in the interview, he describes his own ambition — in particular, regarding his longtime championing of lightweight and low-cost equipment: "Trying to give the floor to people who haven't got it, and, when possible, to help them to find their means of expression.

That was a frenetic finish but England were able to lift themselves close to that 320 mark spoken about earlier.

Of the 78, 81 per cent gained an A*- to C-grade pass in the internally marked speaking and listening section of the paper compared with just 4 per cent in the externally marked end-of-course writing exam.

Original Star Wars creator George Lucas was also there (around the 44-minute mark), speaking a little about JJ Abrams take on the film as well as his future projects (which won't be seen by anyone, ever).

"Mark", says the mark, speaking of its maker as well as itself, sending up the narcissism of tagging as well as the futility of trying to leave one's mark upon London.