Sentence examples for one marks time from inspiring English sources
One marks time in the race for the mayoralty, the other in the battle to define the Bloomberg legacy.
One bead drops every five minutes, marking time in a way that seems to slow it down.
So he's marking time, to no one's advantage.
One fears the Games of Thrones series will be increasingly marooned, marking time waiting for Martin.
But, she said, there was no special historical footnote to the last inauguration, while this one marked only the second time that a son of an American president assumed the same office.
But he was just marking time.
Brokerage stocks like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley marked time.
Figure 1 shows a map of the 20 sites, each one marked with its age-sex-time standardised overall mortality rate for deaths due to external causes, plus a note of the specific WHO 2012 VA external cause category and age group which accounted for the largest proportion of overall deaths from external causes.
'It was known at the time, but no one marked the ball and they all went into a bag at the end of the game.' There has not been such heated dispute over a ball since the German footballer Helmut Haller took home the one with which Geoff Hurst scored a hat trick in the 1966 World Cup Final.
