But one that is for ever marked on his arm.
For instance, nothing is ever marked down at the Goyard boutique at Barneys (the brand is also sold at Bergdorf Goodman).
Latter-day Puritans born of Saxon stock, they "exhibit those severe traits of fanaticism which had ever marked their history," he wrote, "squabbling, fighting, singing psalms, burning witches, and talking about liberty — until George III lost the brightest jewel of his colonial diadem".
The former bartender and cosmetologist Laura Graves earned a score of 80.364% – a personal best and her first ever mark above 80% – to help the US team of Steffen Peters, Kasey Perry-Glass and Allison Brock earn their first medal in the event since Athens 2004.
Tamgho - world indoor champion and record holder - has out-jumped Idowu's best ever mark on six occasions, most recently with his huge 17.91m in Lausanne a fortnight ago.
San Marino made it through for the first time ever, marking a personal victory for singer Valentina Monetta, who has been kicked out at the semi-final stage on two previous occasions.
With two additional screens at the new Elinor Bunin Munroe theater, plus sidebars on past masterworks, as well as the legendary Paris cinema of the '50s, the fest, more than ever, marks a stellar event in the cultural life of the city and beyond.
Bush's third studio album Never For Ever marks a fascinating – and oft overlooked – transitional stage between her youthful songwriting and her more experimental adult work.
Obama charted new "worst ever" marks across the board this month.
Though the cemetery was vandalized in 1979 and hundreds of tombstones were toppled, the cemetery president, Arthur S. Friedman, said there appeared to be no evidence that Mrs. Amchanitzky's grave had ever been marked with a monument.
"The Taylor Report [on Hillsborough], with its recommendation for all-seater stadiums and its enlightened liberalism, changed English football for ever"; it marked "a moment of profound and irreversible cultural shift".
