Sentence examples for a bigger mark from inspiring English sources

Mike Pence hopes to make a bigger mark than the last Republican from Indiana to run for vice-president.

And while the foundation, which is based in Chicago, hopes that the awards will help recipients make a bigger mark in the world, no one is upbraided if they don't.

He figured that a black man could notch a bigger mark for civil rights by moving up through the ranks than by protesting in the streets.

Some were passed over for promotion, some reached retirement age, but managers also leave to make a bigger mark in a smaller, more nimble operation or a broader political arena.

Intel has also been acquiring startups in other areas where it hopes to make a bigger mark, such as deep learning (case in point: its acquisition of Movidius in August).

But he is determined to make a bigger mark.

It's the turnaround we've had here that makes such a big mark.

The experience of working in Russia has also clearly left a big mark.

The festival was front-loaded with early titles that made a big mark.

Even after the loss, when the history books are written, that will be a big mark in his favor.

But whatever services he provides to Hillary, he has already made a big mark on the political topography of the nation's capital.