Sentence examples for start to mark from inspiring English sources

And he's start to mark it; first in pencil, then in red" – and Kaye produces, across the table of a friend's kitchen in Hampstead, a score by Brahms, thick with annotations and notes; a soft, probably 2B pencil, then the red crayon.

When the average number of retries goes beyond this threshold, Link RED will start to mark packets and AP will then increase the back-off time of the pending transmission by an interval equal to the transmission time of the previous packet.

As the night wore on, a jam session started to mark Mr. Ashford's death.

I started to land my shots and his face started to mark up.

"I could only assume that, as the government uncoupling happens, they were all starting to mark out their territory, who got one over on whom.

In his conference speech, Cable started to mark out distinctive ground, sympathising with Osborne's dilemma over the deficit but saying "right now we are fighting recession.

At first, I thought I had made a mistake when I started to mark the black squares, because I couldn't believe that Joel Fagliano meant there to be so many of them.

Congress appeared to make progress on immigration this week, with the Senate starting to mark up a bill and a bipartisan group in the House announcing the outlines of an agreement.

Both of them famously wrote about the volatility and melancholy of the years leading up to adulthood; in the process, Savage says, they started to mark out adolescence as a distinctive state.

The burgeoning town stopped to commemorate its roots with the Golden Days Festival, a weeklong celebration of Fairbanks history that started to mark the 50th anniversary of the discovery of gold.

The signal intensified in the developing ARPs, starting to mark the procambium (Fig.  6Q).