Sentence examples for new markings from inspiring English sources

Other cabbies appeared to have scratched off or removed outdated decals with the old rate, but had not yet replaced them with the new markings.

New markings cover several layers of faded scrawls along the concrete barriers at the hairpin turn leading from the Cross County Parkway into the southbound Hutchinson River Parkway, for instance.

LOOK closely at recent supermarket coupons, and you may see some new markings on them near the traditional bar code: sets of neat black bars stacked in two rows.

On Thursday, workers at the airport had cleared the runway, 28L, of aircraft parts and other debris and were preparing to repave and paint new markings, hoping to have it reopened by Sunday or Monday, ending a week of cancellations and delays.

Its colourful collection of often vintage aircraft, scattered on deserted airfields, received new markings, a red star, and formed the basis of the new Yugoslav Air Force.

Robert Luttrell, a sailor by trade, flying as a bombardier, recalled that for each mission the B-17s were given new markings and their armament was altered to lead the enemy to believe Israel possessed an entire squadron of the type.

And the researchers point out that the newer markings, dated the 16th century, appear to have been placed in a way that wouldn't ruin what was already there. .

The Danish government, without consulting its fellow members of the European Union, has already begun to put down new lane markings on the major border crossing with Germany.

Georgia has accused Russia of violating international law after it erected new "border" markings in the disputed South Ossetia region, effectively seizing part of a BP-operated oil pipeline in the process.

The signs are the final phase of a safety improvement plan that got under way last summer, when the Transportation Department painted new lane markings, installed a walkway between the sweeping Soldiers and Sailors Monument arch and the park and altered the timing of some lights to help channel traffic around the circle and to help pedestrians cross.

By 2009, 12 schools had completed short-term intervention measures such as new crosswalk markings, and replaced or improved signage and had completed capital construction projects; 18 schools had completed short-term interventions and had capital construction under way; and 94 schools had either started or planned to start interventions, but had not yet started capital construction.