Sentence examples for ability to make a mark from inspiring English sources

Cyril Chapman, his obituarist in the Birmingham Post, described him as "one of Blues' most skilful and popular players … who harnessed a keen intelligence to natural footballing ability to make a mark of considerable distinction on the game.

Lending a measure of hope for women's ability to make a mark in the history books, ballet star Natalia Osipova, a dancer in Britain's Royal Ballet, her fourth troupe in two years, is leading this new way -- she is now more a free agent, like a football player.

It is this ability to make an ethical choice that is the distinguishing mark of humans.

Therefore whether a volunteer signed their name or they were only able to make a mark using their thumbprint on the consent forms, they did not see this as reflecting their ability or failure to comprehend study information.

/ To make a mark in the sand.

They want to make a mark.

I want to make a mark here".

I want to make a mark as an actor.

I hope that we are able to make a mark".

"And we're struggling to make a mark".

People just want to make a mark, so people online making those comments just want to make a mark; they want to make an effect.