Sentence examples for was marked to from inspiring English sources

But the slave who'd raised her had let her in on a secret: the gate at the Todds' was marked to indicate that it was a place where escaped slaves could find shelter and help.

Besides overseeing the delivery of more than 2,000 babies last year, Bellevue Hospital for Women, which was marked to close, is the only hospital in the immediate area that provides abortions, though within 20 miles there are hospitals in Albany and Troy where they are performed.

The installation was marked, to be sure, by high religious seriousness — hymns, prayers, impressive medieval ceremonies, and colorful processions — but it also featured folk and gospel singers, a steel band and a classical brass ensemble, a performance by the cast of the Off Broadway musical "Godspell," and a daylong picnic on the Cathedral lawns, to which all were invited.

Oh, and we've learned that the account was marked to be a cancelled by said compliance officer for this "objectionable content".

Her death was marked, to the very end, by a lot of laughter.

The instructions advised staff to send all correspondence from list members to Gikovich, who also was marked to receive letters from other VIPs, such as President Jimmy Carter, top lawmakers and family members.

The capsule is marked: to be opened in 2112.

Energy contracts are marked to the market price.

Only publicly traded stock would be marked to market.

These hedging contracts are marked to the current market price.

The pinkie finger of each voter was supposed to be marked to prevent double voting.