Sentence examples for which mark you from inspiring English sources

Fashion is perhaps the last bastion of acceptable classism, where Ugg boots and tracksuit bottoms, which mark you out as a Sloane Ranger in some well-heeled districts, are immediately held as proof you're a lazy, incompetent skiver on benefits in others.

But your email address ends in ac.uk, Richard, which marks you out as a student.

Recalling his decision to oppose Iraq even early on when it was popular, Kennedy said: You can take a distinct position that is not necessarily popular with everybody but which marks you out so people can recognise your sincerity and honesty, and make a case that none of the others are prepared to make.

Only keep enough money on you for the day and leave behind any valuables which may mark you out as being well-off.

Thinks much to be done in scenting commercial products, pointing to accomplishments which mark beginning.

But it's the Yorkshire quirks which mark Doc/Fest out from its rivals.

The brush has a handful of intuitive features which mark a step up from previous models.

The seasons are represented using gradients of color which mark equinoxes and solstices throughout the year.

So yesterday the camera company opened a pop-up shop inside the famous London department store Harrods, which marks the first time you can buy Spectacles in person and not through a Snapbot.

Ms. Scherr, particularly liked the map feature which marks your position each time you crossed a one-mile mark.

He helped liberate a German concentration camp in 1945, which left a mark ("You never really get the smell of burning flesh out of your nose entirely," he once told his daughter).