Lots of new shops believe there is a big market of proactive Web users who want to tag (a way of marking something online) songs, products and photos and share those tags with the world or just friends.
Fish says: "Liberal platitudes become usable when all you want from them is a way of marking time between the battles you think you can win.
You may even want to mark some of the pockets to remind you where items are stored.
"His art," Golden said, "is a real act of self-definition, of wanting to mark a space in the world".
A dozen years of distance expands the options for documentarians who want to mark the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, but it requires insight and subtlety to take full advantage of the possibilities.
For instance, you may want to mark the bottom of the blade with a dot of spray paint, inscribe your initials with a grease pen, or simply stick some masking tape to the center of the blade.
Does the Party really want to stand in the way of its members who want to mark the new year with the love of family, and Vacheron Constantin's hundred-and-fifty-thousand-dollar wristwatch with a snake etched into its face?
To make it easier, you might want to mark the center of the blanket with a washable fabric pen.
You might want to mark the end of that period as a special occasion with a celebratory dinner, as a way of closing the book on it.
The festival has too many highlights to mention, but fans of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger will want to mark Nov. 7 on their calendars: Martin Scorsese and his longtime editor, Thelma Schoonmaker (Powell's widow), will introduce the screening of a restored print of "The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp" (1942).
You'll want to mark each side of the walkway with stakes.
