Sentence examples for a mark was from inspiring English sources
A Mark was never really someone I was friendly with.
Barely a mark was found on the five women.
Shooting at a mark was recorded in 1737 when the empress Anna established a target-shooting range at her court.
"Marked," in which she moans, "I wish sometimes, just so I could explain things, explain things/I wish that every time he touched me left a mark," was held back by rudimentary drumming.
But when Johnson, on that electrifying Georgia night in 1996, settled into his unique shoulders-back style and persuaded his legs to whirr to a record of 19.32 for the 200m, a mark was established that might as well have been sealed in a lead casket and buried in an unmarked tomb.
The otherwise untitled paintings belong to his "Mark" series, a mark being a dispassionate notation.
A-Mark was granted a special gold-dealing license by the U.S. Treasury Department in 1972.
"A mark is the unit on which everything is based; writing starts with a mark.
Not that weaving a brand's emotions into a mark is easy to do from scratch.
The attempt to make a mark is affecting public opinion, activists say.
