Sentence examples for too long marking from inspiring English sources

Sometimes she can become too focused, spending far too long marking individual essays, or rooted like a statue in her chair.

Sometimes she can sometimes become too focused, spending far too long marking individual essays, or rooted like a statue to her chair.

If you've been swamped under your lesson plans, exams and marking for too long, you might have missed the current insurgency taking place around lesson observations.

warned Democrats not to bask for too long in the optimism that marked last week's political rally in Boston".One danger I see is that everyone is so euphoric and so positive and feeling like we are winning," she said.

Not too long ago, an accepted offer marked the home stretch of the deal: the expectation was that the two sides would sign a contract and a deposit check would be cashed a few days later.

But Verizon has finally given us a date, not too long from now either, to mark down on our calendars.

But do not weep too loud or too long, for this ending marks frontman John Dwyer's return to his old mercurial ways.

Not a finish tool, a belt sander leaves a low place in the surface if left in one place too long and leaves sanding marks or scratches in the surface when you sand against the grain.

If you leave pieces floating too long, they can develop a cloudy white marking along the water line.

A decade seems a good stretch in which to make a mark; not too long to get jaded, yet substantial enough to develop and consolidate ideas.

These areas can be very sensitive, and leaving peroxide on them for too long can cause visible burn marks.