Sentences with marked
marked
M m - There has been a marked increase in crimes against property.
- All he needs to do is make one phone call and I'm a marked man.
- The result of a year's labouring, Wincing the Night Away is a marked departure from the classical-sounding pop of the first two albums.
- The whole stanza from the poem commencing O, Summer Land, is utilised in this solo, the last two lines being repeated in a marked crescendo.
- A marked man
- A marked man
- But other purchasers defaulted prior to settlement this year after their Oasis properties were valued at less than the prices marked on.
- The three most important events in the life of a person is marked by a.
- A marked change in behavior
- With marked success.
- Today, July 4th is marked by a range of enjoyable events such as picnics, barbecues, and parades.
- Picture it as a two dimensional map with this moment marked by a bubble.
- A marked man.
- Beautifully marked birds; to read the marked pages.
- As noted in section 1, it is best to have the elevations marked on the grade stakes that are already established.
- Their first six years with the league were marked by setbacks; they consistently placed last in the National League West.
- A small mark on his arm.
- A mark of his noble rank.
- Just like troubleshooting any other monitor problems, the first thing that I do was to look for any burnt marked, loose connection at cables.
- A punctuation mark.
- To bow as a mark of respect.
- Good marks; bad marks.
- His dissertation was below the mark.
- A man of mark.
- The usual marks of a gentleman.
- A Mark-4 tank; an M-1 rifle.
- To aim at the mark.
- He was an easy mark for criticism.
- A day marked by rain.
- To mark each box with an X.
- To mark the final exams.
- We marked all the books with prices.
- To mark out a plan of attack.
- To mark passages to be memorized.
- To be marked out for promotion.
- To mark approval with a nod.
- Mark my words!
- To mark a change in the weather.
- He set out to make his mark as a writer.
- On your mark! Get set! Go!
- My first guess was wide of the mark.