Sentence examples for marks will stay from inspiring English sources

"These marks will stay with you forever, offering you a reminder never to defy the authorities," he replied.

The fold marks will stay and the fibers will weaken at the fold points.

Nor is the central bank "printing money" per se the actual note circulation value in the United Kingdom, which hovers around the 40 billion pound ($56.7 billion) mark, will stay the same.

Of the students and staff members who did manage to escape, some are marked by scars that will stay with them for life.

John Mack will step aside as chief executive of Morgan Stanley in January, though he will stay as chairman, marking the end of his day-to-day oversight during the tumultuous period.

More tellingly, when the rubber began to hit the legislative road last week during the House Financial Services Committee mark-up of its regulatory reform bill, the compensation issue was conspicuously missing; it will stay MIA when the mark-up wraps up Wednesday.

"As Mike Tomlinson and Charles Clarke said, GCSEs and A-levels will stay, so will externally marked exams.

Until then, squash will stay in its little box, marked 'other sport'.

Huddersfield Giants marked the confirmation that their Australian coach, Nathan Brown, will stay at the club for 2011 with a crucial win.

Mr. Le Fur, 68, whose tenure has reportedly been marked by strained relations with the company's chairman, will stay on in a scientific advisory role.

Question marks also remain over how long weekday morning DJ Ken Bruce will stay in his slot.