Object

• anniversary: These include an event marking the first anniversary of the September 11 attacks called " A towering day in history " .

• beginning: The " % % " marks the beginning of the rules.

• occasion: To mark the special occasion we were honored by the presence of Queen Victoria herself!

• milestone: The first call on Vodafone's 3G network marks another historic milestone for New Zealand mobile users.

Converse of object

• achieve: Make sure to read these feedback sheets and take the critical notes on board if you want to achieve better marks in future work.

• overstep: Julie oversteps the mark - with dire results for Gaby.

Adjective modifier

• cas: Resit ( for Honors students only ): Candidates achieving a CAS mark of 6-8 may be awarded compensatory level 1 credit.

• windward: The left side of the beat paid heavily due to the tidal situation and a left hand shift coming into the windward mark.

• registered: Registered trade marks are governed in the UK by the Trade Marks Act 1994.

• indelible: I reveled in the fact that I could make my indelible mark on my own canvas, just like the great painters before me.

• high-water: We may look upon them as the seven lines of an ascending high-water mark.

• overall: I have taken several Units which appear to have lower overall mean marks than other groups of Units.

Noun used with modifier

• quotation: Use " quotation marks " to search for an exact title match.

• trade: Registered trade marks are governed in the UK by the Trade Marks Act 1994.

• exclamation: PCMCIA Troubleshooting If the adapter's icon is a black exclamation mark on a yellow background, the card is not operating properly.

• punctuation: You can extend this principle to test, for example, if a string ends with a punctuation mark: ?xml version='1.0 ' ?

• tick: Tick marks on Which side of the graph to draw ticks.

• pass: The pass mark for each written examination is 30 % .

Possessives

• mason: The vaulting shows evidence of plank centering, and there is a mason's mark on the doorway.

Preposition: with

• asterisk: Place the used cards out of play, into the compartment in the tray marked with an asterisk.