Sentence examples for stop marks from inspiring English sources

"First stop: Marks & Sparks!" His life there is "ordinary" – getting up at midday and working until midnight, his phone clamped permanently to his ear.

The CBI is particularly incensed at a proposal to stop marks from practical experiments in science subjects counting towards the final A-level grade.

Originally exhibited in Montreal in 2011, the London stop marks the eighth venue for The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier, which has now been seen by about 1 million visitors.

She cites exam regulator Ofqual's decision to drop speaking and listening from the requirements of GCSE English and the decision to stop marks from science practicals from counting towards a student's final GCSE grade as "clear examples of awful policy-making, and Labour should not make a blanket assertion that 'we're not going to touch GCSEs'".

This will stop marks from the hanger clip indenting on the clothing.

Felt pads can be placed under the feet of furniture to stop marking.

By Andrea Thompson Directly above the Lafayette C stop, marked only with a discreet and distressed "No.

Only if action is taken on all fronts can we expect to stop marking equal pay day.

It hoves into view at a bus stop marked Balsamic and declares itself to be headed for Finsey-Obay.

Expenses watchdog Sir Ian Kennedy, chair of the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority, said it was time for MPs to stop "marking their own homework" and give Ms Hudson the final say in standards investigations.

The stop marked her return to the trail after a rough introduction to national politics in the spring, when she drew some negative press over her previous marriages and comments about her possible role in a Giuliani administration.