Sentence examples for needs to mark from inspiring English sources

Rottweil, Germany The original home of the controversial Rottweiler breed has a dramatic location in south-west Germany: a medieval town in a thickly wooded valley – exactly the kind of territory that a big, powerful dog needs to mark out.

"No hip-hopper is going to buy those wines at that price," says Fass. "He needs to mark them up".

So when an auto parts manufacturer needs to mark a carburetor, showing who manufactured it and its lot number, Excel makes that possible.

I needed to mark my territory.

Monaghan is correct that we need to mark history appropriately.

"There is a need to mark ours," she acknowledged.

Mr. Hayes said satellite equipment was needed to mark the positions of the bodies.

Both candidates issued short statements about the need to mark the day solemnly.

I need to mark down that date so I don't get caught again.

What one does as a teen-ager does not need to mark a person or a politician for life.

They had a brief separation when Lewis needed to mark out his independence, but they now have a positive relationship.