Sentence examples for resembles marks from inspiring English sources

The idea resembles Marks & Spencer's #followthefairies campaign, which began last week with small unbranded events such as creating real snow outside a primary school in Cornwall, handing gifts to night-shift workers and creating fairies made of lights above Newcastle's Tyne Bridge.

In that regard, he closely resembles Marks, who is now with British Telecom.

Large-cap HighMark most closely resembles Marker's fund in style.

Arsenal's defenders looked in vain for a flag and everyone else looked in vain for something resembling marking.

For example while two protein kinases (ENSP00000300843 and ENSP00000262893) with their catalytic domains closely resembling MARK subfamily has UBA (Ubiquitin-associated domain) domain following the kinase domain; however a splice variant (ENSP00000262891) has an extra domain, KA1 (Kinase-associated domain), apart from kinase and UBA domains.

The resulting imprint resembles the marks left by a corpse that's been dragged off screen. .

Aside from comparing the logos of the two companies, which both prominently feature a 5 on a colored background, the complaint also notes that Close5's app and ads have used the tagline "Everything within 5 miles". "The combination of this tagline with Close5 Marks so resembles the 5miles Marks that there have been instances of actual customer confusion," read the lawsuit.

Some lizards do have ziphodont teeth that can produce tooth marks resembling theropod tooth marks, notably Varanus komodensis [18].

Several clients requested that its FieldTurf be installed in wide strips of alternating shades of green -- to resemble the marks left by a lawn mower.

Additional sounds are represented by slightly modifying 20 of the basic katakana or hiragana symbols; that is done by placing nigori, a tiny circle or two small strokes resembling quotation marks, at the upper right-hand corner of the kana symbol.

As glaciers flow toward the coast, they accelerate and start to pull apart, creating features known as crevasses that resemble stretch marks.