Sentence examples for marks that has from inspiring English sources
Making matters more difficult, Mr. Lambsdorff has raised only 2.4 billion of the 5 billion marks that has been pledged from German corporations.
(This, after all, is a show that rhymes "curry vindaloo" with "Maya Angelou"). But he ultimately avoids the style of brittle, defensive irony, with everything framed in quotation marks, that has become the hallmark of downtown theater in recent years.
The other fought, claiming that it was charm, not high marks, that had seduced his students.
It still bears water and scorch marks that have raised comparisons to an oversized Rorschach test.
For example, the PTO will refuse to register generic marks or descriptive marks that have not attained secondary meaning.
As with a Japanese line drawing, the bare space is as meaningful as the marks that have been made.
There are lots of marks that have been around so long that none of us remember the individual.
When an embryo begins to develop, the epigenetic marks that have accumulated on both parents' DNA are stripped away.
Primarily, however, he unleashed a repertory of swirling, circling, scribbling marks that have an odd clarity and finish.
The Regulation sets out separate provisions for applications to register trade marks that have either been transferred or granted as licenses to new owners (Article 1 V)(31-35)).
"The current review system exacerbates this as marks that have been given by one professional are often substituted by another professional with, usually, a higher mark.
