recognition marks造句

• The contrasting marks of the head and throat are likely recognition marks.
• A recognition mark of Schl黷er was the scheme of colouring.
• For centuries these striking cliffs have acted as an unmistakable recognition mark of the island for ships.
• Nevertheless, the legion had already all the recognition marks of an Order except the name, at the time of its institution.
• The recognition marks FAIR Crystal s success in showing evidence of strong academic achievement as well as success in reducing minority group isolation for at least four years.
• The recognition marks only the second time in almost 25 years that the editors of ATW have selected two winners for the prestigious award, said a statement from Northwest Airlines.
• :Here, the UL refers to the one just for Canada as a " The C-UR Mark . " Unfortunately, a few sentences later, they refer to " The optional C-UL-US Component Recognition Mark "-- which I " think " is a typo, based on the previous reference, and of course the way the mark looks, and I believe the previous quote should read " C-UR-US Mark ".
• For this reason, he is considering making this year's the last Recognition Day . ( The practice apparently dates to World War I, though even a West Point historian, like George Pappas, has trouble tracking these traditions . ) Recognition marks the end of the big hazes, and if those are eliminated, the rite of passage will become promotion to cadet corporal at the end of their first year.