Sentence examples for calling mark from inspiring English sources

The episode finishes with Alf and Mads hearing via the wiretap a supremely ruffled Peter calling Mark and telling him about the stolen money, car and iPad.

The first is that the name came from Twain's time on the riverboats, when the depth of "safe water" – two fathoms – was measured on a sounding line and indicated by calling "mark twain".

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UKIP leader Nigel Farage told the programme the Conservatives were "resorting already to very low grade tactics... phone calls being made calling Mark all sorts of things".

And this week it released an iPhone application called Mark the Spot that lets users report data problems, dropped calls and spotty coverage.

Only a day before the Congressional hearing on March 12, Mr. Herz gave an interview in which he disparaged what he called "mark to management" accounting.

There are two bottom, or leeward, marks in a Cup race, called Mark 2. A split gives the trailing boat a chance to catch up, sailing in different wind and current.

Previously pilots were faced with a screen resolution that was inferior to what they call "mark one eyeball" - the human eye.

I called Mark to tell him that Penny was coming home.

The Orange County District Attorney's Office called Mark Cleveland a "problem informant," but still relied on him for testimony in a number of cases.

The fix is called mark-to-market taxation.