Sentence examples for neglected to mark from inspiring English sources

State officials were also trying to determine how to count about 49,000 ballots that did not register a preference for president after non-affiliated voters neglected to mark which party's primary they wanted to vote in.

Simply put, if you self-published a novel in Larryland and neglected to mark and register it, anybody would be able to make a movie out of it.

I once gave a senior colleague a formal disciplinary warning for deliberately neglecting to mark a piece of student work.

But last year we neglected to set up a meetup.

She neglected to cool the mark out.

"I neglected to include a question mark on my last question," says Ian Copestake.

But after the applause died down, Fabius took up the microphone to acknowledge yet another omission: He had neglected to sound the gavel to symbolically mark the pact's approval.

Last week, Mr. Hu, now president of China, neglected to send an official delegation to Pyongyang to mark the 50th anniversary.

The so-called primitives believed that storms mark down those who have neglected to honor or properly bury their enemies.

A tall, thin chain smoker, who often neglected to eat during periods of intense thought and concentration, Oppenheimer was marked by many of his friends as having self-destructive tendencies.

What composer, with the resources of St. Mark's at hand (Monteverdi did get the job), would have neglected to perform a work so ideally suited to the basilica's large, resonant space?