Sentence examples for marks would have from inspiring English sources

Quotation marks would have worked.

Anything so identified today is most likely a guess, he said, since all original identifying marks would have disappeared.

Already, Pistorius is fast enough that his marks would have won gold medals in equivalent women's races at the 2004 Athens Olympics.

A higher value would have meant Marks would have a smaller capital gain not just for the tax years he has disputed, but also for all future disposals.

Adding quotations marks "would have been a very messy editorial business, because there were so many of them," Ms. McTaggart said.

If the plot style had been set to boxed rather than open a solid rectangle, with no tick marks, would have surrounded the plot (e.g. see Example 3 of the Axis styles and grids section).

These figures are reasonable approximations of the shape of jaguar markings in nature, though of course no natural jaguar marking would have the sharp corners and straight sides of the cross the Chavin artists used to represent it.

If there were separate currencies, the German mark would have appreciated against the other European currencies.

"My argument is that the euro has done better than the D-mark would have".

1.55pm BST Surely an exclamation mark would have been better than that hashtag?

The euro was also weaker than an independent German mark would have been, providing more help for German exports.