Sentence examples for course mark from inspiring English sources

Of course, Mark is not the only beauty company to use digital marketing.

Masses of people would of course mark the end of wildness.

Gregory's resignation did not, of course, mark the end of the political centrality of the papacy in European affairs, even into the last century.

"Of course Mark will stay on, no doubt about it," he told Autosport.com "The whole 'dream team' – maybe that's exaggerated, but I think it's true – will remain together.

The ends of these franchises do not, of course, mark an end to the genre's importance, nor do they portend an era of dissolution.

His final time for the mile and a half was 2 minutes 24.36 seconds, bettering the course mark of 2 24.50 set by Sky Classic in 1992.

He hadn't, of course, marked it on a map.

Its lower course marks a portion of the Minas Gerais São Paulo border.

The chalk plateau is trenched by the lower Seine in a course marked by spectacular meanders and river cliffs.

Road race, in bicycle racing, a contest run on a course marked out over open roads and highways.

There the river turns to the west to run between high alluvial banks, its course marked by extensive sandbars.