Sentence for marks | Use marks in a sentence

Sentences for marks. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use marks in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for marks.

• Vernon marks him for a sailor. (10)
• He marks passages approved by you. (10)
• They were marks of esteem, my cousin. (10)
• They were marks of esteem, my cousin. (22)
• Soames looked suspiciously at these marks. (8)
• Against Foxleigh alone he could put no marks. (8)
• The monthly rent is eighty marks, payable in advance. (12)
• May none these marks efface, For they appeal from Tyranny . (10)
• The Venetian school marks the turning-point in this direction. (3)
• Six marks and fifty pfennigs are due to the shoemaker Rösicke. (12)
• He also used many more marks of expression than his predecessors. (3)
• She said that all her available money consisted of sixteen marks. (12)
• Clear as daylight were the marks of some one who had jumped or fallen. (8)
• The interest would be in the neighbourhood of fifteen thousand marks. (12)
• From marks about the throat grave suspicion of foul play are entertained. (8)
• From marks about the throat grave suspicions of foul play are entertained. (8)
• I am inclosing fifty marks for your immediate needs; I cannot spare more. (12)
• There were the pencilled marks and memorandums on the wainscot by the window. (4)
• It marks the development of scales, intervals, forms, instruments and emotion. (3)
• But the action of freezing water leaves its marks on other parts of the house. (17)
• Even here, however, they had the characteristic marks of dull, wholesale labor. (13)
• Madge pointed to the marks of her jump, deep in flower-bed earth under an open window. (10)
• These details had been recounted to Voss by a maid whom he had bribed with five marks. (12)
• As it is, with no distinguishing marks, we are liable to buy one thing and get another. (16)
• He expected to see the bleeding marks of her nails on his cheeks, but he could see nothing. (9)
• There were dark marks beneath her eyes; her face was altogether rather pinched and pitiful. (8)
• The match was certainly not popular, nor did the bride call forth any marks of public sympathy. (14)
• If he paid no more than two marks, he dined as cheaply as a prince could wish, and as abundantly. (9)
• Their marks and colorings seem ridiculous when they are separated from their natural surroundings. (17)
• Niels Heinrich had stolen two thousand marks; the money had to be found or he would be apprehended. (12)
• The note of haunting sweetness that pervades the score marks Puccini as a man of rare musical gifts. (3)
• Sir Austin saw the marks at night as his son lay asleep, through the half-opened folds of his bed-gown. (10)
• This capital would be in good securities and would amount, let us say, to three hundred thousand marks. (12)
• It buzzed in her head: What had he done with the two thousand marks which he had embezzled from the builder? (12)
• They had sent an enormously long telegram to Berlin, offering some one a bribe of forty or fifty thousand marks. (12)
• Both the tiny arms above the elbow were circled with dark marks, as if they had been squeezed by ruthless fingers. (8)
• The bill which was presented to the countess at the end of each day was rarely for less than three hundred marks. (12)
• When he recovered, he gave a feast that was the talk of all Munich for three weeks and cost him sixty thousand marks. (12)
• Pride of flesh from bondage free, Reaping vigour of its waste, Marks her servitors, and she Sanctifies the unembraced. (10)
• Thoughtless and indiscreet I can easily believe him, but this step (and let us rejoice over it) marks nothing bad at heart. (4)
• He folded Adela in one arm, and framed her chin in his fingers: marks of affection dear to her before she had outgrown them. (10)
• After the old rascal who kept the shop had tested and weighed the pearl exactly, he gave Niels Heinrich fifteen hundred marks. (12)
• The proceeds of the sale, amounting to thirteen million five hundred thousand marks, have been deposited in the Deutsche Bank. (12)
• They were passing down a long, grey, curving road, whose narrow houses, hopelessly unpainted, showed marks of grinding poverty. (8)
• Joachim declared that Niels had cheated him, refused to pay the instalments, and demanded the return of his original fifty marks. (12)
• March made the experiment of offering him six marks, and the head steward took them quite as if he were not an officer of the ship. (9)
• Balthasar, who knew a water-rat or two, gambolled in front, at the gait which marks an oldish dog who takes the same walk every day. (8)
• It had been her last appeal: she reflected that she had really felt when he had not been feeling at all: and this marks a division. (10)
• He gambled on the American stock exchange, and made four hundred thousand marks; next week he lost double the amount in a deal in Roumanian timber. (12)
• It is this overflow which marks this school as the greatest of the early polyphonic schools and shows why and how it acquired its emotional supremacy. (3)
• Westover, standing across the grave from him, noticed the marks on his forehead that he said were from his scrapping, and wondered what really made them. (9)
• It marks the beginning of the modern historical opera, the complete abandonment of classical and ancient history as the only appropriate material for Grand Opéra. (3)
• Authors of exceptional excellence receive from the state marks of signal esteem, being appointed to the positions of laborers in the Department of Highways and Cemeteries. (7)

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