Sentence examples for a mark which from inspiring English sources

"I'd like to see them put up a mark which will stand for 20 years".

But Danny Kaye didn't leave as much of a mark, which is why it's worth noting that this is the second intriguing mention of him I've stumbled on in the last few days.

[12] "A Name," says Hobbes, "is a word taken at pleasure to serve for a mark, which may raise in our mind a thought like to some thought we had before, and which being pronounced to others, may be to them a sign of what thought the speaker had before in his mind".

Next month marks the 10th anniversary of her setting a stunning new world record, a mark which she still holds today, when she completed the 26.2 miles of the London Marathon in two hours, 15 minutes and 25 seconds.

Despite having an average age of 27.60 - a mark which drops to 27 when only the 16 players who featured in the group stage are counted - the squad share 863 caps, with Sanchez, Medel, Beausejour, Jara and Bravo each above 60.

So for us there's a real need to be loud and make a mark, which is something Fox has always done well, and I think the only way you can be loud right now is to be completely shocking and subversive.

A hickey is a sexual mark, which makes it inappropriate for school, work, or visiting grandparents.

In particular, we study the enlarged filtration including a random mark, which is an extension of the classical initial enlargement of filtrations.

This creation is an austere column of ice-pink satin with a ruffle in the shape of a question mark which wraps around the torso on a diagonal.

A registered trade mark does have to be distinctive, and a trade mark which simply describes what a business does may not be registered.

The end of a sentence was demarked by a punctuation mark which was not optimal as later confirmed by the error analysis.