Sentence examples for ones marks from inspiring English sources

One thing is clear: The current administration, compared with past Democratic and Republican ones, marks a departure from the traditional reliance on a balance of public- and private-sector experiences.

The policy of separation between the boys and their loved ones marks a departure from the initial plan described to the Guardian by a member of the mental health crisis assessment and treatment team at the rescue site.

The high productivity and high pay of large firms, versus the low productivity and low pay of small ones, marks the dual structure of manufacturing in Japan.KATSUNDO HITOMIKyoto,JapanNarrowing the gapSIR--Your otherwise balanced article on poverty in Britain (April 12th) is marred by a misleading chart, which leads to erroneous conclusions.

"The Crazy Ones" marks Robin Williams' return to series TV, his first regular gig since "Mork & Mindy" in the late 1970s.

Following the ones marked "athletes" was an extraordinary feeling.

But they're not the ones marking it.

There are films that mark the history of cinema; a few, rarer ones mark history itself.

They're not the only ones marked by their musical tastes.

Nazaria's list of 24 items included 8 optional ones marked as "donations".

Each nanowire, marked C, is surrounded by six nearest nanowires, marked I, and six second nearest ones, marked II.

Look for the ones marked "clearance".