Sentence examples for every mark of the from inspiring English sources
On Sunday, after having led at every mark of the 18.5-mile course, Cayard and his team succumbed to Prada in the final excruciating moments of Race 4 in the five-of-nine-race final.
In a duel that showcased tactical savvy and a gambler's demeanor, the Prada Challenge from Italy led San Francisco's America One around every mark of the course today to take a 1-0 lead in the five-of-nine-race final round of the Louis Vuitton Cup.
Beauty is Plato's example of a Form so frequently because it bears every mark of the Forms.
Hey, have you heard that Barack Obama "has every marking of the Antichrist?" [Would you like to follow me on Twitter? Because why not?
Communication by the spoken word — and, therefore, its neural basis — has every mark of having evolved through the gradual processes of natural selection.
In London, Edmund Burke told Parliament that the deed had been done by a woman, who was found hiding in the ruins, her face bearing "every mark of rage, despair, resolution and the most exalted heroism".
The whole text of this satire, bearing every mark of authenticity, has survived to the present.
And his stirring book "In the South Bronx of America," published last year by Curbstone Press, has every mark of being a classic example of the art of documentary photography.
Because the wax retains every mark, the drawings record the process of their own making in classic Post-Minimalist style.
