Sentence examples for that marking it from inspiring English sources

"I have so much in my head that marking it down helps me keep it all straight, who I have to call today, what I need to do".

Referring to a Justice Department opinion in March 2003 on interrogation that was released this year, Mr. Leonard said that it should not have been classified and that marking it "secret" showed "either profound ignorance of or deep contempt for" classification rules.

And still are.' That is an aspect of league that marks it out from its competitors.

Beautifully controlled, effortlessly written, it managed to combine an Orwellian concision with an artful cleverness that marked it out from many of its peers.

Though a page of paper is limited by its physical size and the permanence of the ink that marks it, there is a powerful efficiency in that simplicity.

The species also boasts innate features that mark it as a likely invader.

That marks it out as west Africa's most creditable country in both listings.

That marked it as having potentially higher impact than "The Square" among those who saw it.

Aside from the accents, there is little about "Lantana" that marks it as distinctively Australian.

The company, which also includes Betsy Fisher, Rob McWilliams, Margaret Morris, Marcia Menefee and Jim Tryforos, performed with the dynamism that marked it this season.

What was strangest, and most disappointing, was the tone of inconsequentiality and triviality that marked it all.