Sentence examples for marks that would from inspiring English sources

All expressed concern about their transcripts bearing black marks that would be seen by graduate schools and prospective employers.

For most of that first year at high school, I aimed for average marks that would not draw anyone's attention.

He allowed three runs and six hits in eight innings, marks that would not be uncommon when he hit the catcher's mitt harder in his late 20s.

Animals were usually killed by predators and then eaten by scavengers, but there seems to be none of the marks that would indicate that happened.

The paper was drawn into a legal battle with the government to hand them over, as the documents contained distinguishing marks that would identify the whistleblower.

And Rouch's discovery that he could film simultaneously inside and outside, depict characters even as he defines them, to apostrophize the action even as he presents it — in effect, tell a story in quotation marks that would lose none of its immediate power for being set off — proved to be the emotional mainspring of Godard's career.

The idea for the agency to use PHL in doing that stemmed from a need for "a clean, memorable mark that would be recognized internationally," Mr. Jacobson said.

The Knicks' once-fearsome offense is producing only 97.3 points per 100 possessions in the playoffs — a mark that would have ranked last in the regular season.

Since 2010, Williams has a record of 67-81 – nothehe kind of mark that would typically warrant a four-year contract extension.

A felony is a weighty thing for anyone, but Swartz, serious to a fault, saw conviction as a mark that would stain his life indelibly.

Bryant led the Lakers with an assist percentage of 26.7 percent, a mark that would be his best in seven seasons.