Sentence examples for ready mark from inspiring English sources

After all, the essence of Mr. Smith's original complaint was that Goldman Sachs, in pursuit of quick and easy profits, had come to regard its everyday client as a ready mark.

Once you've got an outline ready, mark every major point, as well as every point at which you would like to have a picture or other multimedia element to serve as accompaniment.

This year, we're on track for 75 or 80 percent passing, with 20 kids hitting the college-ready mark.

PCR reactions for the marker analyses were carried out using α [P] dCTP (3000 ci/mmol) following the manufacturer's protocol (Multiplex-Ready Marker User Handbook, version 2.0).

Little plastic flags on sticks were ready to mark those that yielded bones or teeth.

WHY isn't there more cheering in Bangladesh as the country gets ready to mark 40 years of independence?

But by the time you're ready to mark a major anniversary, you may be envisioning retirement not too far down the line.

The Reagan tax cuts had been instituted in 1981, and the committee was getting ready to mark up a bill that would close some corporate loopholes.

LACING our sneakers, 30 of us got ready to mark the first anniversary of Bob Speisman's death in a way that would have made him laugh: by trouncing one another on the basketball court.

Among the others ready to mark Thanksgivukkah are the Lower Manhattan restaurant Kutsher's Tribeca, with a three-course Thanksgivukkah dinner, and Rabbi Anchelle Perl of Mineola, Long Island, who, in a twist on the annual presidential ritual, has granted a pardon to a kosher turkey.

Ready to mark those calendars?