Sentence examples for marque can be from inspiring English sources

But for buyers of premium sports cars, the opportunity to step up to an exotic nameplate for the price of a lesser marque can be very enticing indeed.

Letters of marque can be part of the solution to the regulatory problem: the letters contain the rules by which security personnel operate and can be supplemented with further regulation.

Letters of marque can be used (1) by nations to license their private ships to carry arms for self-defense; (2) by nations to authorize anti-piracy operations by private parties; or (3) by littoral governments, like that in Somalia, to deputize private parties to enforce security and the rule of law in territorial waters.

On the high seas, criminal sanctions for exceeding the authority of a letter of marque exist: offenders can be punished for piracy.

All hotels and serious restaurants serve a house champagne by the glass, and possibly a Grande Marque too, although they can be hideously over-priced.

Even so, Champagnes from producers like Cédric Bouchard and Vouette & Sorbée, Marie-Courtin and Dosnon & Lepage, Jacques Lassaigne and Drappier, the closest thing to a grande marque in the Aube, can be as ethereal as their siblings to the north, if a trifle idiosyncratic.

For rest and relaxation after striking deals or securing new business, visitors can get their fashion fix at Malaga's main shopping street Marques de Larios, where smart clothing stores can be found.

CNW's Spinella says this kind of fleet sales can be as good for a marque as the rental fleet can be bad.

Dubbed 'EDIT' this claims to be the first "ready-to-use Self-Driving EV" which is modular, open to different designs and "white-labelled", in that it can be branded with any car marque.

"There was fish gut all around," Marques says--but she didn't mind, even though messes can be a problem for a scientific illustrator.

We selected interaction models because they can be used as a basis for the development of other artifacts, such as prototypes (Bueno and Barbosa 2007; Marques et al. 2016).