Nobody has disputed our borders, which are marked by the sea.
For several minutes tears stream down their faces, some of which are marked with clay.
He told me that it was Eid al-Adha, the holiest days of the Islamic year, which are marked by animal sacrifices.
He asks me to imagine I am walking towards a door on which are marked words such as "freedom" and "singing".
And yet, unlike other Jewish holidays, which are marked and observed without much fretting, this one is met with a measure of ambivalence by Jews around the world.
Most scientists expected the next whopper to strike the higher-risk areas southwest of Fukushima, which are marked in orange and red.
Nouns are marked for both number (singular or plural) and gender (masculine or feminine, which are marked only in the singular).
A typical problem starts with a lattice of points in the plane with integer coordinates, some of which are marked with black dots ("oil").
While at the nursery, I keep an eye out for spring-flowering trees or shrubs, like lilacs and dogwoods, which are marked down now that their flowers are finished.
There are signs of blindfolds binding many skulls, which are marked with execution wounds, and some bundles seem to contain the mingled bones of more than one person, perhaps of a mother and child.
One can only imagine the deft charm she must employ to get these photographs, which are marked by gestures and gazes and oddities that the viewer immediately knows to be characteristic of their subjects.
