Sentence examples for a modest mark from inspiring English sources

In less than two weeks on Twitter, Cardinal Dolan has made a modest mark.

Next best Royal Sea (3.45 Wolverhampton) Qualified for a modest mark while learning the ropes and was duly well backed for his handicap debut, just regrouping too late in fifth and looking likely to relish this extra furlong.

That is actually not bad at all, considering that there is both labor involved in manufacturing the chain and a modest mark up from both the wholesale and the retailer.

The result is that in the fall of 2002, the remains of those black residents of early New York are still at Howard, and the site is surrounded by a chain-link fence and marked only by a modest sign.

The descriptions ranged from statements like the practitioner was "not out to make money (2-35)" to a "very modest mark-up" to a "small profit" to "fair market value".

While other investment costs for medium-scale solar roof installations record a comparatively modest mark-up of 30% in Japan, they are 2 ~ 3 times higher for wind, small-scale water power and biomass installations.

Even at Shea Stadium, which some fans seem to remember as a place where the Jets dominated, the club posted a modest 70-68-3 mark.

Three runs have qualified this colt for a modest handicap mark of 67 and there was promise in his latest effort, a staying-on fifth behind Candy Ride at Nottingham.

The citizens of a tornado-prone state live with signs of storms past, details that, to an outsider, might appear to be simple dereliction or sentimentality: a barn, left to rot where it fell; a utility pole in slight, benign tilt; a modest, homemade cross marking the place on the road where the car spun, fatally, into a ditch.

Only a modest plaque marks the building as "The birthplace of Margaret Thatcher, the first woman prime minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".

Reportedly budgeted at a modest $11 million, "Marked for Death" stars Seagal as a former undercover DEA agent who comes out of retirement to do in the Jamaican drug dealers who have threatened his family.