Sentence examples for a mark which was from inspiring English sources

In the process Swift kept a club record 17 clean sheets in 35 appearances, a mark which was not surpassed until nearly 40 years later, when Alex Williams broke the record by keeping 20 clean sheets in 1985.

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.

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.

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

He concludes: I'd be right behind a social business mark which was awarded to businesses which have clear social aims, and which provide externally verified evidence of their impacts.

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

This was especially true of sexual harassment or gender-based mistreatment and threats to fail a student or give a low mark, which were reported 2 4 times as often during or after the 4th year as in the 2nd year both by males and females (Table 6).

In human ENCODE 7 cell, exon 1 A and B transcription initiation sites are embedded into a single H3K27ac peak, an epigenetic mark which is associated with initiation sites and active enhancers (green arrow).

From a gull's-eye view, the tiered, windswept green looks like a quotation mark, which is appropriate.

Warwick Brown the umpire, steps down from his high chair and proceeds to inspect a different mark, which is on the line.

The hummingbirds arrive and exit from the feeder faster than I can make a check mark (which is the way some fly).