Sentence examples for By the mark from inspiring English sources
"By the Mark," a stark song about faith, has been the duo's biggest hit.
In "By the Mark," she promised, "By the sign that shines / Upon His precious skin / I will know my savior / When I come to Him / By the mark where the nails have been".
Mark Twain owned more than 4,000 books, and they have been assembled by the Mark Twain House and Museum at 351 Farmington Avenue in Hartford for an exhibition called "Marks on Paper: Mark Twain's Personal Library".
For example, this weekend the city of Hartford will hold its annual Mark Twain Days festival, with, naturally, cane-pole fishing events, and frog-jumping and fence-painting contests sponsored by the Mark Twain House there.
It was sponsored by the Mark Twain Bank in Saint Louis.
It is drained by the Mark (Merk) and Dommel rivers and the Zuidwillemsvaart and Wilhelmina canals.
A bank or savings association shall determine its current credit exposure by the mark-to-market value of the derivative contract.
The model resulted in a mean abundance trajectory that steadily increased during the first 15 years (1980 1995) before leveling off for the remainder of the time series, similar to trends suggested by the mark-recapture data.
The Downing method shares many characteristics with our integrated modeling approach (e.g., both model harvest rates as a function of age and time), and one might argue that the trends from the Downing method could be scaled by the mark-recapture estimates to provide a similar depiction of population abundance over time.
To calculate the proportion of children and women reached in Gredaya and Dourbali in 2003 and 2004, initial population sizes have been estimated by the mark-recapture method.
The festival, which over the course of its 45 years has often featured composers not named Mozart, is planning nine events that somehow involve Stravinsky — a film program, concerts of his music, performances of works he inspired and a rendition of his "Renard" by the Mark Morris Dance Group.
