Sentence examples for there will be marks from inspiring English sources
Lay it down flat on a dry surface such as a table or a see through paper then you quickly clean the extra oil otherwise there will be marks of extra oil.
There will be marked differences compared with the privatizations of the 1990s, he said.
"We will deal with this menace of air pollution and we will win the battle and there will be marked difference in the next two years".
There will be marked changes, however, between the Webb wallcrawler and the three films brought to the screen by Sam Raimi between 2002 and 2007.
"And so what will happen tonight is probably there will be no mark-up.
On cheaper crackers, you will notice there will be some little marks at the end of the centre of the cracker.
So if you choose to haul yourself up on to the bars, pour yourself a glass of chardonnay and start reading Fifty Shades of Grey – or any other book, but I believe it's now the law there be a mention of this volume every day in every paper, so there it is – you will be marked down, however neatly you execute the manoeuvre.
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On May 2, at 2pm at the Columbarium of the Cathedral of St. John Divine there will be a memorial gathering to mark the one year anniversary of Nana Mukhadze's tragic death.
He craves stability, so there will be no quirky rituals, nothing to mark the extraordinary nature of this particular Sunday in Green Bay, Wis.
Williams would have been a hundred this year, and to mark the occasion there will be several panels devoted to his life and work — including "I Remember Tenn," at the Museum of Arts and Design, on Jan . 8— but it's the plays we'll honor most.
