Sentence examples for not be marked from inspiring English sources

Yet the 50th anniversary of the Kennedy assassination will not be marked by consensus.

Whatever else distinguishes this election, it will not be marked by a clash of ideas.

After the incident, it was left to his spokesperson to admit that, were Olympic judges looking, the mayor would not be marked out as a winner.

M. Barry Schneider, the secretary of the bridge commission, said the anniversary would not be marked with a re-enactment — no McClellan-style crossing on New Year's Eve.

One grade E, two grade Fs (or was one a U? And what did that mean? So bad it could not be marked? Possibly).

Suddenly our national politics would not be marked by an ideological cleavage, but by a pragmatic, technocratic dispute at the edges.

Mr. Bernanke, however, will not be marking up the papers.

A year from now, we should not be marking another anniversary of inaction.

In fact, he will not be marking the day at all.

It was as if, miraculously, his card had not been marked.

It revealed a "catastrophic" near miss that almost resulted in papers not being marked in time.