Sentence examples for marks to be from inspiring English sources

Most of Spokane's Gypsies would just like Mr. Marks to be quiet.

Of course, back then, banks viewed customers as people to be helped, not marks to be taken advantage of.

He says Labour removed the requirement for a number of marks to be set aside for these qualities in examinations.

There are only a dozen or so marks to be learned, and they are frequently used and easy to see.

Gove said Labour removed the requirement for a set number of marks to be awarded for these factors in exams.

Characteristic of Korean pots are the stilt or spur marks to be seen on the otherwise glazed base; these are the points on which the pots rested in the kiln.

The capsule is marked: to be opened in 2112.

/ And that mark to be known by all.

In long lists of expenses for bus tires, dry cleaning and piano rentals, some entries are marked "to be questioned".

That admirer, a photography student played by Halley Feiffer, is thus immediately marked to be Carrie Ann's protégée.

These six ports are clearly marked to be special and may indicate the main trading network of the map owner.