Sentence examples for for that mark from inspiring English sources

They are now tied for that mark, with the 1902 Pittsburgh Pirates and the 1912 New York Giants.

"I've been waiting for that," Mark said and proceeded to demolish the heckler for their anti-spectacle prejudice.

Through a study of trademark cases and contemporaneous search results, I argue that Google can generally capture both prongs of the test for trademark distinctiveness: If a mark is strong either inherently distinctive or commercially strong then many top search results for that mark relate to the source it identifies.

(Also, I've now got the bits about jesters from Don McLean's American Pie stuck in my head, so cheers for that, Mark)." When the jester sang for the king and queen, in a coat he borrowed from James Dean, and a voice that came from you and meeeeee.

"Toward that goal, Pinterest already has registered trademarks for PIN in several countries, and the U.S. Patent and Trademark office has approved Pinterest's application for that mark, acknowledging the protectability of PIN in favor of Pinterest".

Each box has stuff that makes you feel bad, or sad, or old, or wistful, and who's got time for that?" Mark gave me a push: Face the feeling, go through instead of around.

The contrast with the treason trial which ended three years ago, and which involved most of the Rivonia accused, is complete: for that marked the last stage of the non-violent movement.

Six months later, participants had their blood drawn and analyzed for proteins that mark inflammation in the body: interleukin-6, C-reactive protein, and fibrinogen.

Hence the term 'marker' – for genes that mark the particular cancer associated with them.

She worked for years in India, she said, where people stop for the rituals that mark the passages of life.

Some professional and national recommendations, meanwhile, specify an unambiguous age limit for children that marks the need for acquisition of assent.