Sentence examples for which marques from inspiring English sources

Nate Washington (TEN) vs. Indianapolis – The Colts are coming off a video-game-like beatdown from the Saints in which Marques Colston turned in a 98-yard, 2-touchdown performance, making him the fifth No. 1 receiver to reach double digits against this secondary this season.

In short, they know more than anyone about what you should pay, how to go about buying and restoring, which marques are doing better and why.

Speaking to VICE News shortly after the trial against him in the Angolan capital of Luanda was adjourned, Marques said the generals agreed to end their quest to silence him, and did not contest the allegations of killings and torture in the country's diamond-rich Lunda Norte province, which Marques outlined in his 2011 book Blood Diamonds: Corruption and Torture in Angola.

Without badges or styling cues, we wouldn't know which marque was responsible for which car.

Inchcape's downbeat message saw shares in the group, which sells marques such as BMW, Mercedes, Honda and Toyota, fall almost 28%to51p1p.

This collection, shown on Brick Lane in east London, continued on a theme established last season in which Marta Marques and Paulo Almeida worked with girls they found on Instagram, who were cast in the show alongside professional models.

Mr Gott has been connected with Rolls-Royce for rather longer than BMW, working for 18 bumpy years during which the marque hit as many lows as highs.

She contested the German Rally Championship and two WRC events in a Peugeot 205 Turbo 16, with which the marque had captured last year's world titles.

The legendary Husqvarna brand, which among existing marques has the world's greatest off-road legacy and racing history, has released images and specifications for its model year 2016 dual sport and off-road machines.

The marque, which has worked to regain brand equity following reports of misleading fuel-economy claims in 2012 and a massive campaign to strengthen customer loyalty, invited owners and dealers to the floor to share their voices.

But reaching a sensible valuation of the two marques, which Ford says must be sold together because their operations have become so tightly integrated, is not proving easy.Judging how far the XF will halt the slide in Jaguar's fortunes its sales have fallen by almost half from a peak of 130,000 a few years ago is only one question among many.