Sentence examples for up a marker from inspiring English sources

Reich, a fast-talking Australian, picked up a marker and started sketching a graph illustrating typical earning and spending patterns.

He walked over to a white board, picked up a marker, and wrote the following: f4e s9 se5en "What's next?" he asked.

If ashes are scattered "the land takes on a sacredness, and people want to put up a marker or a plaque," Mr. Schofield said, then they oppose activities they do not see as compatible with the site as a resting place.

The move does set up a marker for the Democratic midterms, though, on which a legislative proposal to raise the minimum wage for all workers to $10.10 is becoming the banner campaign item - along with immigration reform, the other issue where Democrats hope to box in Republicans.

Jacob buries Rachel in Bethlehem and sets up a marker there, where it resides today.

DNA uptake rates are generally presented as transformation frequencies, i.e., the fraction of colony forming units (CFUs) which have taken up a marker sequence relative to the total number of CFUs.

The interferon signature has not lived up to its promise; however, microRNA (miRNA) signature is newly coming up as a marker of activity.

The slowly shrinking gender disparity of MPs is constantly held up as a marker of progress, yet at the same time, Rachel Reeves promises to be "tougher" than the Tories when it comes to savaging the welfare state.

Furthermore, as hNET positive cells can be efficiently sorted using ASP+-guided flow cytometry, hNET could double up as a marker gene, leaving more flexibility to insert other genes in the expression vector.

To make sure they stay the right side up, use a marker or pencil to mark the top before removing the egg from the nesting box to the deli cup.

People scurry off to scrounge up a magic marker.