a mark

A period of at least five years from the date of registration shall be allowed for requesting the cancellation of such a mark.

Immediately he made a mark on the boat.

Adam`s sin in eating the apple left a mark on the front part of his throat, it is called the "adam`s apple"

Thinking it a mark of distinction, the dog grew proud of his bell and went tinkling it all over the marketplace.

The immediacy of the reward or punishment outweighs the fact that it is, after all, just a mark on a bit of paper.

Keep an open mind. Discuss but don't argue. It is a mark of a superior mind to be able to disagree without being disagreeable.

Calmly, the man withdrew a small knife from his pocket and carved a mark on the boat at the spot where he dropped the sword.

To be a Mark Tapley in a London winter fog is not always possible.

But it did not take long for the company to make a mark in the global oil M&A field.

I consider it [a mark of] the progress of our legal system.

All that afternoon he wore a dreamy, contemplative appearance which in him was a mark of perplexity.

I shall have it framed as a souvenir of these tremendous days, and as a mark of our friendly relations.

But a century or so ago it was a mark of deviance for an English gentleman to admit the desirability of living anywhere other than England.

Immediately he made a mark on the boat. "This is where my sword fell off. " He said.

I love to see kobe and t mac compete with their full strength and anticipation to leave a mark in history.

Serena i swear to you In the beginning you were just a mark - And your mom--bart bass' widow -- Was gonna be our big score. But then my.

His stature wasn't all that noteworthy, but, in his mind, anything below what he had before was a mark of career failure.

Mr. Gour claims the flavors 'will live with you a lifetime, ' but there's no one tea flavor that makes that memorable of a mark.

But Platini admits Henry's decision to stick with Arsenal was a mark of his commitment to put the club ahead of money and personal gain.

It is a mixture of the surface layer, easy to clean, long term use, not easy to leave a mark on the surface.

When this worker spotted a mark on an apartment window, he just had to pop out to give the glass a quick wipe with a squeegee.

The kisses tingled on her fingers so that she looked at them with surprise, she seemed almost to see a mark of burning.

We were really pleased and as a small gesture and a mark of celebration we are offering Louise a year's supply of free baby food.

It did not even leave a mark upon her cheek. But her eyes filled with tears all the same.

If I can see the light source, I usually make sure to leave a mark here on a separate layer as a point of reference.

As a mark of a time-honoured accommodation, Pushtun elders and mullahs often insist there is no contradiction between the two prerogatives.

The federal bar against registration of a mark resembling that of a prior user is primarily a codification of common law.

A man from the state of Chu was crossing a river. In the boat, his sword fell into the water. Immediately he made a mark on the boat.

I shall touch him with my foot, and leave a mark which he will carry all his life.

He quickly took out his knife and made a mark on the edge of the boat.

But those who knew him from those days said that he failed to leave much of a mark.

As during previous legs, a minute of silence by all the participants was held as a mark of respect to the victims of the Sichuan earthquake.

These regional rankings might also break down the insularity that has long been a mark of Latin American academia.

and then and theReafter, for the remainder of heR natural life, to wear a mark of shame upon heR bosom.

Even today, at a time of globally orientated markets, this company virtue is a mark of our trade.

One simple solution would be to ask them to add a mark to every template, indicating whether it should or shouldn't have trace code added.

It has been a mark of the Humanist since he began among us that 'gladly whode he lerne, and gladly teche; '

And I will shoot three arrows on the side thereof, as though I shot at a mark.

On the door the thief put a mark with a piece of chalk.

Most of us strive to leave "our mark" on the world. But, lately, the trend is to leave as little a mark as possible on our environment.

It is a mark of his quality that Johan Cruyff reckoned he was ready for his debut at the age of just 17.

Mrs Hart: Now I'll put a mark against the wall with a piece of chalk.

He made a mark on the book with a marker.

Very hesitatingly I selected a tube of blue paint, and with infinite precaution made a mark about as big as a bean on the snow-white field.

a mark shaped like an arrowhead; used to mark convicts' clothing.

To tell the two handkerchiefs apart, she made a mark in her own handkerchief.

He meant not to be unkind however, and as a mark of his affection for the three girls, he left them a thousand pounds apiece.

The beekeeper closes the partition, chalks a mark on the hive, and choosing his own time, breaks it up and burns it.

It's supposed to be a mark of distinction, but going grey is now the top concern for British men, according to new research.

Britain's Tony Blair called it a mark of separation.

A child's life is like a piece of paper on which every person leaves a mark.

But we must remember that the object is only a mark or sign by which the mind specifies the activity one desires to carry out.

Interior Minister Wolfgang Schauble ordered flags across Germany to be flown at half mast Thursday as a mark of respect for the slain.

"It doesn't matter what he does this week, it's going to leave a mark in history, " Feng said.

"Well, dear, here we are, " he said in the hearty voice that strangers took as a mark of stupidity.

Science is the outcome of being prepared to live without certainty and therefore a mark of maturity.

Very early tradition suggests that it was a cave, perhaps used as a stable, a mark of lowliness.

You are required to produce an algorithm that will read in a mark foran assignment (out of 100) and a mark for an exam (out of 100).

The desktop billboard consists of a panel, a top plate, a bottom plate, a bracing plate and a mark board.

Ralph's lips parted in a delighted smile and Piggy, taking this smile to himself as a mark of recognition, laughed with pleasure.

For election of Officers of the Club a mark against a candidate's name or the lowest of any numbers shall count as one vote.

We must explain that in the center of Georgiana's left cheek there was a mark, deep in her skin.

Hickey Kiss - The object is not to draw blood, but to gently leave a mark that will prove your interlude was not a dream.

Realistically, there could be opportunities for some of the other vendors to acquire some assets at a mark-down price.

Tomorrow (May 1st) please wear black as a mark of disrespect for Tony Bliar and 10 years of this Labour government.

A "hallmark" was a mark made AT Goldsmith's Hall, London. In the U. S. , no hallmarks were initially required.

The movie depicts how Phua Chu Kang has been making a mark for himself in Malaysia .

Cao Chong cut a mark on the side of the boat.

A mark of true nobility is, not to hold one's head high, but to bear oneself humbly in a high station of life.

It's a mark of how blinded we are as a culture that the core question our sons have to struggle with is not even a topic of conversation.

They just want to stay in the beginning as a mark, and friends read after the show, then they throw away the intention.

noted that it was not clear under China's law that actual use of a mark was not required before a party could file to register a mark.

In such a context, silence becomes an absence, a mark of intellectual abdication , a rejection of humanity.

It used to be a mark of class if a lady or a gentleman sang a little, painted a little, played the violin a little.

Whenever the ancient people have done a good deed, they will put a red bean into t bottle as a mark.

If her answers were all correct, she'll get a mark of one hundred per cent.

Yet, as one ally concedes, if he fails to win an absolute majority, that will be a mark of Mr. Zapatero's failure as leader.

Silence is not always a sign of wisdom, but babbling is ever a mark of folly.

Flags are flying at half mast across the country and public entertainment curtailed as a mark of respect, one week after the quake hit.

We have got to remember they put their strongest side out - that is a mark of the respect they have for us as a team.

A noiseless course, not meddling with the affairs of others, unattractive of notice, is a mark that society is going on in happiness.

While the Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai is the most widely referenced seven-star hotel, it was never formally awarded such a mark.

A mark or signature placed on a piece of mail to indicate the right to send it free of charge.

if no identification can also identify different types of products, and will not cause confusion, not a mark can also be.

Hell-style training hard after the end of the week, the Navy held a mark a real "red Medal " award ceremony.

As a mark of the solidarity between our two agencies I would like to introduce the new Executive Director of UNICEF, Ann Veneman.

It left a deep mark on his body, a mark that matched my blade, almost like a piece of puzzle or a key hole.

A mark formed by or as if by a sharp end.

Arrow: Printing fault in gravure which appears as a mark in the shape of an arrow head on the print. Also called comet.

A handful of fast-growing, entrepreneurial businesses has also made a mark, notably Research In Motion, which manufactures the BlackBerry.

You ought to have seen the tie he had on. Gee, but he was a mark.

These days i write down daily schedule in a notebook. Afer finishing one of my plans, i will make a mark which stands for "done" .

A mark indicating identity or ownership, burned on the hide of an animal with a hot iron.

Such attacks might also be seen as a mark of desperation by the insurgents.

One designer said that a mark of a designer is when he or she starts to use boxes and rules in his or her pages.

Along the edge we've commemorated each child's growth by making a mark indicating his or her height on every birthday.

Broadway is due to dim its lights on Wednesday evening as a mark of respect for the veteran performer.

And it is likewise a mark of courage characteristic of the Occident to have made so ugly the places where death thinks itself honored.

You can only be marked by one creature at any one time. A new mark supersedes a mark that was already in place.

In short, name is more than a mark for interpersonal exchanges, but a value-loaded category created under social construction.

She's a dynamo that's determined to leave a mark on the world.

Each man makes a "mark" on his lot and tosses it into a helmet.

Spells out of the labour force will become less a mark of female exceptionalism.

a mark consisting of characters written on a book; used to indicate shelf location.

Whether a mark is likely to cause confusion will depend in part upon the similarity of the marks.

Emperor Wu in utero to read Dongfang Shuo's paper, need to stop reading, where they put a mark, read two months to finish.

To my parents, a mark in red in my school report is just like a red rag to a bull.

A considerable degree of agnosticism about the supernatural has been a mark of almost all thinking people in the 20th century.

We had been asked to wear ties as a mark of respect and photos were strictly forbidden .

The drafters shall, when drafting the rules, generalize the main contents of articles and shall indicate a mark preceding each article.

Texier points out that until recently, bushmen in the region carved geometric motifs on ostrich eggshells as a mark of ownership.

In just the same way, you should know that everything you do in life will leave a mark, so try to be conscious of that in your every action.

The fourth had to tie a ribbon around the folded, taped cardboard, while the fifth had to make a mark on the final product of some kind.

A: Mark, I told you yesterday afternoon that I would be using that file today.

If the person running the business has a positive reputation, the logo will be a mark of credibility and be readily accepted.

You're not tall enough to be a Mark.

I told the operator I wanted my money back and although it was returned , the experience left a mark .

To Chesterfield, singular focus was not merely a practical way to structure one's time; it was a mark of intelligence.

If you dress like a tourist. you stick out as a mark for scams at the market.

That does so much, this I, UGG Ultra Tall ", tell me to sit a mark, I now seek you. "

In the 20th century, when universal became widespread, a period of retirement after work was seen as a mark of a civilised social democracy.

There is foam sheeting between the vinyl surface and the corrugated container, but there is still a mark.

"So you're going to marry Antonia Dennant? " said a voice on his right, with that easy coarseness which is a mark of caste.

Mr Shah finds his final fantasy of making a mark on Mumbai being stolen from him by one stubborn old teacher.

On the contrary, it is a mark of disgrace, a public notice to all men to avoid you as an ill-mannered dog.

A mark of that caution is that two-thirds of U. S. employers plan no change to staffing, a higher proportion than is typical, he added.

Finally, notice that the last node in the sequence simply has a mark instead of an arrow.

away from a car crash like that without a mark on her?

A mark or footnote used to direct a reader elsewhere for additional information.

More important, a willingness to discuss your country's history self-critically is a mark of an open society.

That means that if Barack Obama wants to make a mark in the coming year, he will have to do so in the wider world.

A mark of at least 75% in Basic Art is a prerequisite for Advanced Art.

A wreath of laurel conferred as a mark of honor in ancient times upon poets, heroes, and victors in athletic contests.

Sleeping in a large tent with my men, I woke to the sound of a Mark-43 Squad Automatic Weapon.

Robes, it is a mark of being civilized to put ennobling customs ahead of creature comfort.

We must make a greater effort to recruit overseas and Mainland talent who have made a mark in their chosen professions.

And the LORD set a mark upon Cain. And the LORD said unto him, Therefore whosoever slayeth Cain, vengeance shall be taken on him sevenfold.

A gold coin formerly used in England, worth half of a mark.

After each stop the car leaves a mark on the road's surface: a rectangle of red spatter, betel juice spewed out by the passengers.

It is a mark of courtesy of Chinese to present the visitor with a cup of tea as soon as he steps in the house.

A mark used in England to stamp gold and silver articles that meet established standards of purity.

There are not the action of using trademark in Peter Rabbit books, so Peter Rabbit books don't infringe the rights under a mark.

As a mark of his affection for the three girls, he left them a thousand pounds a piece.

a stamp (usually made of rubber) for imprinting a mark or design by hand.

Writing in The International Herald Tribune, Bernstein cited that humble act of kindness as a mark of greatness he has never forgotten.

Its kitschy advertisements, reputation for good customer service and low fares are making a mark on the industry.

It seemed to be a mark of friendship for me.

At this time, as a mark to be the language of commodity exchange, which is the soul of goods and signs.

A mark or scar left In the skIn by such a pustule; a pockmark.

This has left a mark with many female voters, who would be most reluctant to vote for him.

I put a mark in the margin to remind me to check the figure.

Also a mark plate "Dangerous Operation in Progress" should be established at the entrance.

Other nations are also newly making a mark in science, including Iran, Tunisia and Turkey, the paper found.

Under these conditions, new leaders on both sides of the Atlantic could indeed make a mark.

When installation, and without holing can easily move installation position, moves won't injure metope, also won't leave a mark on walls.

May your life be like the snowflake, which leaves a mark but not a stain.

Some of you already do so, and it is a mark of higher vibration that attracts them to you.

Rarely has a single man had such a mark on a language.

Now that he has made a mark, Mr Wang has been promised a real audience in Beijing with government leaders.

When the position is related to a mark , the mark shall be a well-defined charted object.

IE 9, despite my hopes that it would show better, came in, a dismal last with a mark of only 1, 185. 8-ms (milliseconds).

because is a mark in the best price, so say for the owner that saved the investment consumedly.

Imagine his dismay, when he knew that he just got a mark of 59. 5 in the exam.

I hope Basketball in my country continue to grow and to leave a mark in our visit this summer.

"This is where my sword fell off, so I made a mark. " he said.

For every negative statement you take in, make a mark on your paper.

a mark on a surface differing sharply in color from its surroundings.

Make a mark where you do not understand.

which the proprietor of a mark must exercise the rights provided for in this Article.

It was a mark of American pragmatism.

As a mark of love, a sign of beauty, cultural background, the most valuable symbolic or diamonds.

A mark or dot used in printing or writing for punctuation, especially a period.

As with XPath, a @ mark precedes attribute values, and square brackets contain numbered sibling nodes.

Seamen proudly sported earrings as a mark of their travels and voyages.

The technical scheme of the utility model comprises a mark card, wherein a sucking disc is fixed at the back ofthe mark card.

You don't have to continue to accumulate things as a mark of progress.

It is a mark of depravity to make a mock of good advice and kind rebuke.

b. The wet glass left a mark on the surface of the table.

Put a mark against the names of the absent pupils.

Remember our face is also a mark sheet, as is the face of our beloved child.

He gave me a mark of 100 for it.

A keeper places a mark on a female orangutan. Next, they put her in front of a mirror.

It was owing to a girl that he stood a mark for tongues.

a mark on an article of trade to indicate its origin and authenticity.

A lash or blow producing such a mark.

The first and second markers will then meet to resolve any differences in their marking and agree a mark for every student.

Carol Lee Mei-kuen borrows the natural power to create a spatial composition and images; it is a mark of time, memory and hope.

The piling up of conditions and reservations, though a mark of subtlety, makes him seem vacillating and weak.

They stood in silence as a mark of honour to her.

To live in despair is a mark of great endurance, whereas to grow dull and stupid after a great unhappiness is a mark of deficiency.

Daleth. He hath bent his bow, and set me as a mark for his arrows.

A trademark to identify the source of goods or services, is a mark of corporate identity and credit which have tremendous value.

Put a mark on the door.

How can China leave a mark like this in the E.

No matter what your opinion is - one thing is for sure. Harry Potter will always leave a mark on us.

Quickness of apprehension is a mark of good student.

They stood in silence as a mark of honor to her.

This trail bears the signs of many a traveler's passing. Be wary lest you too leave a mark.

But consider this: The first thing a mark tells you is whether what you said is true.

at a distance, wide of something (as of a mark).

Concerts and other public performances were cancelled as a mark of respect to the victims.

They hope this will help to determine if a mark is just paint or whether there may be text underneath.

Nose spinners. One of them has a mark of radiation on the right.

The lighthouse on the top of the hill serves as a mark for fliers.

This willingness to live and die in society is a mark of great deficiency.

Missing a mark is not like giving a prong collar correction at the wrong time.

ATTENTION: Make a mark on your order if Tire Protection chains will be used on wear-out tires.

The following is a tall cherry-like nose and mouth, all of a mark in your heart, can never be erased, but also in the thoughts of her.

as they ran toward the town together, the wolf saw a mark on the dog's neck.

Jewelry is no longer a mark of wealth.

transmitting a mark of the chosen pilot pattern through signaling.

The central meaning shared by these verbs is . to place a mark of identification on.

Every time Soul Consumption deals damage, it generates a Mark of Consumption charge on the target.

A mark or words printed over a postage stamp to note a change in use or a special occasion.

As a mark of respect, African troops will march beside French ones in the July 14th Bastille Day parade in Paris.

Constitutional politics is a mark of social progress and civilization.

Optical communication is a mark of human world stepping into information society.

Thus disequilibrium is a mark of waste, and imperfect efficiency of production.

With the improvement of people "s living standard, geothermal spring bathing has become a mark of modern life affluence. "

Two weeks later, Becquerel noticed that uranium had left a mark even though not exposed to sunlight.

"What a charming great land" , poem of great man Mao, artwork of Fu Baoshi, a mark of an age, is also a theme of Xing Gang's artwork.

Then the Lord put a mark on Cain so that no one who found him would kill him.

Please accept this gift as a mark of our respect.

A mark is data, such as a numeric value or a string, inserted into code as a marker to help document performance issues.

Place between clincher and filar towel with pasteboard, clothes-pin won't leave a mark on filar towel.

This contradicts previous beliefs that symmetry is a mark of fitness and strength.

in games or sports; a mark indicating positions or bounds of the playing area.

A trademark is a mark on goods that distinguishes the marked goods from competing goods.

Please accept this gift as a mark of my esteem.

A mark indicatingthe boundary of such an interval.

Cielo, the Olympic champion and world-record holder in the event, finished the event with a mark of 47. 16 seconds.

Hallmark, a mark put on gold or silver item to show that the metal is of correct quality.

Take the recent plate to make a mark for it!

We must model life while we have power over it, so it will not close behind us without a mark.

eg. Each child will get a mark according to the merit of his work.

Sothe Lord put a mark on Cain, in order that anyone meeting him should not kill him.

A brand simply means a mark made by a hot instrument such as a branding iron applied to cattle.

And in the eddy that does not let oneself be immersed in imitate to inscribe a mark.

A trademark is a mark or a sign that distinguishes the goods of one manufacturer or trader from those of another.

Everybody stood as a mark of respect when the national anthem was played.

In the highlands of Scotland, people wore green as a mark of honor.

It's important for men to experience personal significance by making a mark on the world.

Go through everyday wholeheartedly, a mark remains where you're put effort.

Each area should make a mark and code on the ladder they use, and set up inspection record.

Krantz decides to while his hours of incarceration by plotting her demise, putting a mark on head for the princely sum of $100, 000.

Hedge funds keen to make a mark in Asia have also been swift to invest.

History, leave a mark, deduce a vivid vivid stories, recalled a memorable.

I need a piece of chalk. I want to put a mark on the wall.

All the Spanish people, they left something, they left a mark.

That kind of bottom-up public spirit is a mark of citizens, not subjects.