Sentence examples for zone marking from inspiring English sources

The needle on the gauge danced around—and, in some cases, into a red zone, marking the highest range of elasticity.

The needle on the gauge danced around — and, in some cases, into — a red zone, marking the highest range of elasticity.

Before Jeter took the baton from Bianca Knight at the Penn Relays, for example, the runners had plotted out a day earlier the exact point on the track that Knight needed to reach before Jeter would take off into the fly zone, marking the spot with a piece of tape.

On 30 March 1972, two North Vietnamese Army divisions smashed through the Demilitarized Zone, marking the commencement of the Easter Offensive.

Earlier this year, scientists using the Kepler data estimated that 22percentt of sunlike stars may harbor a rocky planet in their habitable zones, however, the research team used a broad definition for the habitable zone, marking the inner edge at 0.5 AU, James Kasting, a professor of geosciences at the University of Pennsylvania, said.

Another attractive lamellum disassembly mechanism is myosin contraction-associated depolymerization in the convergence zone marking the transition between lamellum and cell body [40], which was chosen in this study to limit network growth.

Many of my shots missed completely, but some landed squarely in the zone marked "10".

I gazed at the casino map -- you needed a map -- and noticed a zone marked "Nonsmoking gaming tables".

The tropical or subequatorial climate zone, marked by distinct dry and rainy seasons, is found north and south of the equatorial region.

Half the population is concentrated in the zone marked by an upper altitudinal limit of 3,300 feet, which makes up only about one-tenth of the entire territory.

A three-times world player of the year, the headline act for Portugal is entering the zone marked high-end functional footballer as with each outing the dazzling performer who wrests contests his way recedes in the distance.