Sentence examples for marks were not from inspiring English sources

The marks were not discovered by either the police photographer or the chief forensic officer who arrived at the scene.

The school still has a few of Kinsey's report cards, and his math marks were not good.

"The bite marks were not that deep but they were quite near her windpipe," said Ms Rees.

The situation was even worse in the law, where a long English tradition held that punctuation marks were not actually part of statutes (and, therefore, courts could not consider punctuation when interpreting them).

While 11 record prices for particular models were set, the results of the experiment in presenting vehicles as art objects — in an auction season when paintings and sculptures have smashed previous price marks — were not entirely clear.

She concluded that exclamation marks were not just marks of excitability but of friendliness, and suggested that one reason women use them more than men is because they were, as a gender, less likely to be socially inept, funless egotists - which isn't quite how she put it.

As it turns out, the quotation marks weren't necessary.

Two fang marks weren't hard to find because of all the purple swelling.

When he asked to change to English he was told his marks weren't good enough.

Science journalism without the quotation marks is not spared, either.

Also, spaces, mathematical symbols and most punctuation marks are not allowed.