Sentence examples for marks that make from inspiring English sources
The divisions referred to are the vertical and horizontal marks that make a checkerboard on the screen.
Yet discerning the marks that make a singer exceptional isn't as easy as pressing thumb to paper.
In a notational symbol scheme all the members of a character are interchangeable (that is, there is "character-indifference" between the marks that make a character) (Goodman 1976, 132 134).
It feels significant because a) it costs £25, which officially means I'm in the realm of "male beauty product users" and b) it's feels slightly magical, because it photoshops out the cavernous brow marks that make me look like the thoughtful emoji.
It was difficult enough to dodge the bumps, footprints and spike marks that made every green at Riviera Country Club a potential three-putt for bogey or worse.
The poems, as in "The Dream House", trace "Each loving grubby mark" that makes a home and tells a story.
We saw the repeal of prohibition in the early 20th century and the mark that made on our country and the companies that did it right," he told NBC. "We're in that stage.
Dr Jane Frances is the education, inclusion, and anti-bullying policy expert at Changing Faces, working with and for children and young people who have a condition, injury, illness or mark that makes them look noticeable or unusual.
Charlie Ward gave the Knicks their first double-digit lead with a 3-pointer at the 8 06 mark that made it 43-31, and Rice scored 8 points in the second quarter alone.
Lisa has a disfigurement on the side of her face, and when Michael asks to kiss it, thus cherishing the mark that makes her different, he follows the lead of K., in "The Trial," who tenderly puts his lips to the webbed fingers of a young woman named Leni.
It's simply a check mark that makes somebody feel good". Remember that you can only endorse someone you are connected with already.
