Whatever it is, it has left its mark.
He had a stroke in 2012, and, while he has recovered physically, it has left its mark.
In the last month, the disease, and the threat of it, has left its mark on innocent victims.
In English it has left its mark in such irregular forms as "men" (from *manniz), "feet" (from *fotiz), and "length" (from *langa).
And Latin can be found not only in Romance languages; it has left its mark on languages such as Basque and German.
The impact of the Olympic Games on the lives of residents of the 16 favelas of the Maré complex has passed, but it has left its mark.
Significantly, he reported of the left-handed man, "the past has left its mark with the writer".
But whenever it started, the Anthropocene has left its mark on the present, Gabrielli says.
But it's the Lebanese cuisine that has left its mark.
It must be that inheritance that has left its mark on Esther's generously served specialties at Itz Kosher.
It's a cause close to her heart; polio has left its mark on her life not once but twice.
