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1
To engage in parleys is dangerous; merely to
mark
time
is suicidal.
2
As the singing proceeds they
mark
time
with their hands and feet.
3
Now, Hawkins, the procession's ready;
mark
time
,
by the left flank, forward-march!
4
In the air one cannot
mark
time
,
and it worries Fritz to death.
5
Few people can
mark
time
as beautifully as veteran bass guitarist Steve Swallow.
6
Events
mark
time
more truthfully than the course of the sun.
7
There was no dim sun with which she could
mark
time
.
8
Humming a little, she began to
mark
time
on the spot.
9
A pre-eminently good novel must always advance and never
mark
time
.
10
While it is always going forward, they would be glad to
mark
time
.
11
Neither can a solvent virile nation such as Germany,
mark
time
.
12
No, we have decided to
mark
time
until that crossing is proved feasible.
13
We go down; we go up; we
mark
time
;
we go forward-likethe others.
14
As long as the landfill site remained active, Dunsink Observatory could only
mark
time
.
15
The dial on the machine must
mark
time
with the clock on the wall.
16
We must play for safety,
mark
time
,
preserve man's inheritance.
mark
time
mark