Linguistics students practice placing stress marks above syllables to indicate pronunciation.

The antique dealer commented that the touch-marks on the silverware added to its provenance.

The archaeologists documented several tomahawk marks on the wooden beam, suggesting a violent struggle.

The scam artist targeted easy marks at the crowded festival, moving on as soon as he collected their money.

Full marks! You handled that difficult client with professionalism and creativity.

She got full marks on the math test.

When revising the document, she removed the paragraph marks to make the layout cleaner.

The teacher told us to use quotation marks when citing sources in our essays.

When teaching Japanese pronunciation, she used long-vowel marks to show which syllables should be held longer.

In my Spanish textbook, the inverted question marks at the beginning of sentences confused me at first.