Sentence examples for go mark from inspiring English sources

The first real action occurred around the 50 kilometre to go mark, courtesy of a crash so violent the race director Christian Prudhomme felt compelled to controversially neutralise the race.

Initially, there was a two-way fight for the gold medal between Gaviria and Viviani, who marked each other constantly, sometimes so much so that it seemed they might bring each other to the deck - indeed Gaviria received a warning for causing a crash around the 100 laps to go mark - or that they might take each right out of the back of the string.

From behind, Evans put in an intensive effort from about the 10 km to go mark to limit his losses.

The Sastre group was absorbed by the main field at the 60 km to go mark, leaving just Kuschynski and Pidgornyy out front.

When he was caught, at the 30 km to go mark, the team took to the front of the field to try to set up an attack by their leader Giovanni Visconti.

At the Giro del Piemonte, Bennati made each of the day's selections, first a 31-rider group that formed at the 85 km to go mark and then a 14-rider break in the race's final kilometer.

Crystal walks us through the history behind all this, and then goes mark to mark or, if you like, point-to-point.

The madwoman went marking "X"s.

"This Is How It Goes" marks Wright's ninth collaboration with Wolfe (their most recent being the HBO special "Lackawanna Blues").

As choreographers go, Mark Morris isn't particularly mysterious.

As good causes go, Mark Griffin's is particularly worth supporting – on either side of the Atlantic.