Sentence examples for bring the mark from inspiring English sources

Like the ever-growing number of twenty-first-century tastemakers and designers who value traditional methods and materials, Morris strove to bring the mark of authenticity to everything he made.

Attend the seminars: Seminar participation grades may only be 10-15% of the final grade, but cutting seminars means a reduction of about 1.5% for each one missed so missing 3 can bring the mark down a grade.

And by mid-1958, Herb Elliott, another Australian, had brought the mark down to 3 54.5 in a race in which the next four finishers all ran 3 58.6 or better.

Yossi Beilin, who was a key player during the Oslo talks, is one of Peres's closest friends, but now Beilin says that his old mentor has brought the "mark of Cain" on himself.

During one of the poker games to which he plays host, Szmura brings the marks in for a look, and "everyone... found the installation uproariously amusing: they guffawed to the verge of retching and fell to the existential floor, while Bogdan sat in his corner, perplexed by all the wisecracks" over his supposed artiness.

He should easily surpass 2,500 hits as a Met and maybe, if he stays healthy late into his 30s, bring the 3,000 mark into focus.

The T-invariants are given in Table 2. Starting from some marking M and ring the listed reactions will bring the Petri net marking back to its original marking M. The biological interpretation of minimal T-invariants that we have obtained is the membrane gets damaged and then repaired; (tr1, tr2).

After cooling, the diluting solvent was added to bring the volume to the mark.

Add enough oil to bring the level to the mark if it measures low.

A bonus point, awarded to nations with a personality cult, brings the maximum mark to 10.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average tacked on 110 points, bringing the 11,000 mark in sight once again.