The Boii, a Celtic people, left distinct marks of a fairly long stay, but its time cannot be firmly established.
In the absence of the two Springboks, however, George seized his opportunity to make a distinct mark with two tries.
As he prepared to take over the role, Mr. Esparza tried to walk that delicate line between doing a job already well defined and making his distinct mark.
And in case there was any doubt about the preternatural degree of energy needed to make such distinct marks, the Enea report spells it out: "This degree of power cannot be reproduced by any normal UV source built to date".
It's easy to hear what fed into the dark, overwhelming flow of Garlands – Siouxsie and the Banshees, in particular – but at the same time, the rigid punch of their electronic beats gave them as much of a distinct mark, blended together with Liz Fraser's understated, unusual vocals.
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First tamed by humans about 6000 years ago, horses today bear distinct marks of their early domestication.
As Kevin Roose wrote earlier this year, "Now, many of the hottest startups in the Bay Area bear the distinct mark of Wall Street's profiteering impulse," and that familiarity encouraged a Wall Street exodus to the West unlike anything seen since, well, the last bubble.
Syphilis and its related diseases leave distinct marks on the bones, allowing researchers to examine the remains of past generations.
Ionescu-Caion have left distinct marks on Romania's cultural life.
