Sentence examples for only marking from inspiring English sources

No surprise then, that the only marking left on the plane by workmen was a small Romanian flag.

The impression was that it was governed by a self-interested elite who weren't only marking their own homework, they were awarding themselves scholarships.

(Even several hours after a transcontinental flight and only marking the movement, the compact Mr. Dunne was dazzlingly quicksilver in a rehearsal at the Baryshnikov center).

It's a big year for the Chamber Music Society at Yale, which is not only marking its 70th anniversary season, but also helping the University celebrate its own 300th birthday.

If you ever feel that you are only marking to satisfy your head of department, rather than because it will actually help your students to improve within the flow of your lessons, then stop.

Next year's Meltdown is a triple celebration, not only marking the 21st anniverary of both the festival and Mo'Wax, the label Lavelle founded when he was 18, but also coinciding with the musician's 40th birthday.

But that will only mark the start of the fun.

Transformation of landscape with symbolic art does not only mark a space as sacred.

"The failure of freedom would only mark the beginning of peril and violence," he said.

After all, it would still only mark the start of a process, not its conclusion.

Their calendrical feats of strength not only mark eras but encourage divination.