Sentence examples for would be marks from inspiring English sources

But if there were a mark for this one moment, there would be marks for all such moments, and the whole city would grow black with spots like the tarred chewing gum on subway platforms.

Only publicly traded stock would be marked to market.

Routes would be marked according to their accessibility for cyclists.

The remaining 20percentt would be marked for Holocaust-related educational programs and research.

On the car's nose would be marked, "Made in America".

I very much suspect it would be marked down as scored, but has it ever happened?

Nowadays, whoever lived behind those red doors in Middlesbrough would be marked one way or another.

Gone are the times when he would be marked out as the weakest link in the Celtics' chain.

But he said he hoped any boom would be marked by a genuine sense of community and philanthropy.

Bank loans and deposits, as well as traded financial instruments with easily obtainable prices, would be marked to market.

And who expected that Mr. Bush's second term would be marked by the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression?