Sentence examples for extraordinary marks from inspiring English sources

The nutritional benefits of cooking, they hypothesized, must have left extraordinary marks on hominid anatomy.

"You have to give them extraordinary marks for both political instinct and management of the process," says Tony Garza, a US ambassador to Mexico under George W. Bush.

"You have to give them extraordinary marks for both political instinct and management of the process," says Tony Garza, a U.S. ambassador to Mexico under George W. Bush.

"This issue has left an extraordinary mark upon my soul," she said.

As a teacher of psychology and president of FIT's union, the UCE of FIT, he left an extraordinary mark on the college.

From taking over a 1-4 teandand leading it to the playoffs to energizing our fans and this community, Tim left an extraordinary mark on this organization.

Near the checkout, I planned a small section where, if they desired, diners could buy Saltines and peanut butter with an extraordinary mark-up of several hundred dollars to reflect what that particular item would mean to an ordinary Cuban paid in nearly worthless pesos.

Even so, her production translates those tales into extraordinary storytelling, marked not by sadness but awe.

Perhaps no place would be more threatened by this failure than the prairie pothole region, where, 10,000 years ago, decaying glaciers left behind an extraordinary landscape marked by thousands of shallow wetlands.

The decision by the WHO to declare Ebola a public health emergency is, by its own definition, an "extraordinary event" which marks "a public health risk to other states through the international spread of disease".

Nibali's extraordinary triumph this year marked the culmination of a long journey of sacrifice.