Sentence examples for a best mark from inspiring English sources

After leaving the track with a best mark of 6.29m, though, the Briton laughed off the concern.

Amid a string of no-jumps on a runway that Rutherford had said was unusually quick, the American Jeff Henderson, his biggest rival for gold and the only one to have gone over 8.50 this year, dramatically crashed out at the halfway stage with a best mark of 7.95.

The Londoner, 33, consistently leapt over 17 metres in heavy rain and high wind to win with a best mark of 17.24m.

Tori Pena was also off-form as she placed sixth in the pole vault with a best mark of 3.80m while Roseanne Galligan was seventh in the 800m in 2 05.57.

With a best mark distance of 56.27, Evans ranked thirtieth overall.

The Lithuanian had produced a remarkable 17.31m, the best mark recorded in a heptathlon, but her 200m is weak and her showing of 25.43 secs saw her relinquish the lead.

Olympic athletes may dream of gold, but for developers of environmentally sound buildings there is an even higher level of achievement -- platinum, the best mark a building can receive under a four-tier system developed by the United States Green Building Council, a nonprofit industry group.

They finished with a 60-22 record, the best mark in the team's history.

The Yankees' pitchers have a 4.12 E.R.A., their best mark at the break in the last five seasons.

Although UVA's law students are only in ninth place for their scores in standard admission tests, 97.5% of the class of 2012 had a job on graduating the best mark in the country.

Taking over a tenth of a second off the previous best mark, this was the largest ever margin of improvement in the 100 m world record since the beginning of electronic timing.