Sentence examples for raised mark from inspiring English sources

[REDACTED] also said that the security guard threw a chair on him and showed [REDACTED] a red raised mark on his arm".

A spokesman for the Department for Education said: "We know that unnecessary workload is one of the biggest frustrations for teachers and are working with the profession and education experts to take action of the root causes of preventable workload including looking in more depth at the three issues teachers raised – marking, data management and planning and resources".

Removing raised marks can be accomplished by scrubbing the area with a soapy rag.

Participants were also asked "when midges bite how do you react?" and were given four options "no reaction" (no mark on skin), "minor" (raised red mark that disappears quickly), "bad" (raised red itchy mark that lasts for a few days) and "very bad" (large red mark with blisters giving pain and itching).

Hussey is fighting it out in the averages with his brother Michael, and yesterday's accumulation raised his mark to 74.93.

The change of power was marked with a ceremony in which marines and police presented arms as the flags of Brazil and Rio state were raised to mark the recovery of the territory by the authorities.

But this time it was raised to mark the accolade of Stonewall's employer of the year: Britain's Security Service came top in the annual Stonewall Workplace Equality Index.

The High tone downstep (signified by a raised exclamation mark) occurs in the following context: we !

Stela 9 from the city is the first dated monument raised to mark off a period of time, it was raised in 475.

However, confusion over some of the research raised question marks over its findings.

For a generation of buyers raised on Marks with effortless performance and up to 365 horsepower, the limp German diesel came as a rude shock.