Sentence examples for outstanding marking from inspiring English sources
"For us it is about learning about our players in these games; no one expects us to win so we can go there and see what our lads are made of," he said, praising the performances in the first match of the 19-year-old former trainee Adam Henley against David Silva and of Tommy Spurr, a £200,000 signing from Doncaster Rovers last summer, who was "outstanding" marking James Milner.
"The work is outstanding, marking a potential breakthrough" in understanding how hosts cope with pathogens like M. tuberculosis, says immunologist Tom Ottenhoff of Leiden University Medical Center in the Netherlands.
Cairncross entered the Foreign Office in 1936, having passed the entrance examinations with outstanding marks.
Then Jack Viney took an outstanding mark to improbably bring the Demons to within 11 points.
Adelaide captain Taylor Walker took an outstanding mark at 26 minutes against two opponents, but he crucially hit the post.
The King of Mambo, Tito Puente, died a few years back at the age of 77, but he left behind his own outstanding mark on latin jazz, especially through albums such as Dance Mania.
No outstanding event marked the Marcomanni departure.
This outstanding collection marks Tim Gautreaux as one of the best short story writers anywhere.
Several researches demonstrated that many strains of Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria currently developed outstanding drug resistance marking the search of new, safe, non toxic and effective antibacterial agents become strictly a necessity.
The big banks say lending is fully backed by collateral and they are monitoring their risk by marking their outstanding exposures to market on at least a daily basis.Thanks in part to past industry scandals, prime brokers say they have tightened their risk management.
Forty-one of 53 legislators had signed a proclamation declaring April 12 as "George Flint Day" at the capital, marking his "outstanding and valuable contributions as Nevada's longest-standing senior lobbyist".
