Sentence examples for determined to mark from inspiring English sources

"He is determined to mark the election campaign with more Palestinian blood".

Tom Cleverley looks increasingly confident at this level, while Gerrard seemed determined to mark his milestone with a good performance.

As the new town's 70th birthday approaches, Stevenage borough council is determined to mark the event with celebrations throughout the town.

Cunningham's first game in charge next February will be against a Catalans Dragons team determined to mark their 10th Super League season in style, having signed the occasionally errant but indisputably gifted Australian scrum-half Todd Carney.

Short on cash but determined to mark his pregnant wife Bernie's birthday memorably, he hires a rickety old barge belonging to the cousin of one of his clients and takes her on a moonlit cruise along Houston's Buffalo Bayou.

The nature of the games sparked competition among players, who could record their high scores with their initials and were determined to mark their space at the top of the list.

Adam "was determined to set his mark on everything down to carpets, furniture, candlesticks and lock plates".

Bryant, determined to make his mark, would show the military school what real discipline was.

That should still have been enough, but another kid was determined to make his mark.

Rogers aside, the British are clearly determined to make their mark in Australia.

This is where Metro is determined to make its mark, rather than competing on price.