Sentence examples for quick marks from inspiring English sources
Charcoal's ability to make quick marks that indicate motion is evident in "Untitled (Hat)," by Sarah Goldstein.
One of her drawings is carefully plotted and could easily be translated into a painting, but another is an array of quick marks before they become contours.
The evergreens, whose color persists in Hobart Nichols's "Snow Scene -- Westchester County," are painted as amalgams of quick marks, and were perhaps inspired by Asian art.
But Sill, skippered by the French ace Roland Jourdain, roared back and was in position to round the first quick mark ahead of the pack when its mast came down.
Meanwhile their VCs were getting a quick mark-up.
Use scissors to "quick mark" darts and notches in sewing patterns.
Tory insiders were quick to mark him out as a potential future leader.
"Retailers were quick to mark down but had the cushion to be able to take the first markdown without getting hurt".
Their lightning-quick trial, marked by procedural violations and absurdities, has highlighted the crackdown on dissent in Russia.
Even those books were nothing compared with a case like "On the Road," in which it would have been far quicker to mark the pages that were in fact imaginary.
