Sentence examples for new marking from inspiring English sources

But the preponderance of gravestones is relatively new, marking foreign civilians' resting places.

By November, the last developer units were sold, 18 months ahead of the new marking schedule, with sales dominated by Latin Americans.

But writing in Tuesday's Guardian, academics worry that unless a new marking regime is in place by next year, potential linguists will continue to be put off.

But as universities examine the possibility of replacing traditional degree classifications with Grade Point Average (GPA) – a new marking system where graduates receive a point score – the discussion is heating up.

Though there are few clear photos available of the new marking, it appears to be a line drawing of a woman's face, half etched with a peculiar mix of floral and faux tribal symbols and shading.

But academics worry the inquiry itself may deter even more students from taking an A-level in a modern language unless a new marking structure is in place by next year's exams.

It strengthened his resolve to make new marks.

NBC's new fashion reality show, "Fashion Star," also set a new mark for lowest ratings.

And who would bet against Forrester's setting a new mark next year?

(Legitimate business hedging would be carved out of the new mark-to-market system).

The sexual descriptions set a new mark for explicitness in a work of non-pornographic intent.