Sentence examples for to be marking from inspiring English sources

But they often seem to be marking time.

In his radio address today, he claimed to be marking "100 days of Congress and the president working together".

The dancers seem always to be marking, trying to follow a scheme that's locked in their heads.

Mürren is throwing a party on Sunday, and boldly claims to be marking not just its own centenary but the start of downhill skiing.

And who was supposed to be marking Yasuyuki Konno as he peeled away from the pack to head home Keisuke Honda's corner unopposed?

And much of the time hospitals are felt to be "marking their own homework", with independence thin on the ground in the investigation of complaints.

The intifada is not something to be marked.

"The date somehow has to be marked," Ms. Szenasy said.

Sahara seems to be marked in other ways too.

From April 1st next year, EPFs' assets will have to be marked to market.

This test, however, affects only portfolios that have to be marked to market prices.