Sentence examples for the marks which from inspiring English sources

The marks, which were reported by The Philadelphia Inquirer in August, stirred new interest in the fall after the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York announced plans to build a $678 million museum in Manhattan.

The marks, which sometimes number in the hundreds, grow downhill hundreds of meters only to fade with the winter cold.

Because of its unique nature, the sperm epigenome and the marks which seem to reflect alterations or perturbations in spermatogenesis are thought to provide a predictive insight.

But, if the three-dimensional (3D) topography of the surface is obtained, the geometry of the marks, which is independent of the illumination, is available.

Here Leibniz stated that "Knowledge is clear…when it makes it possible for me to recognize the thing represented," but that it is "confused when I cannot enumerate one by one the marks which are sufficient to distinguish the thing from others, even though the thing may in truth have such marks and constituents into which its concept can be resolved".

Find out from your state licensing bureau the marks which prove IDs are legitimate.

The Marker, which can be bought separately, has helped save the paper.

Many people, including teachers, had noticed the mark, which lasted a few weeks, and talked about it among themselves.

"I should never have to apologise for the way I am on the field unless you overstep the mark, which I haven't done.

A better, bolder and, until now, almost inconceivable solution is for Germany to reintroduce the mark, which would cause the euro to immediately decline in value.

Eight of those teams had a back who barely surpassed the mark, which means they all had a back who averaged at least 62.5 yards a game.