Sentence examples for has mark from inspiring English sources

Ryan, the Jets' first-year coach, has Mark (Franchise) Sanchez thinking he's the reincarnation of Joe Namath and has convinced his defensive unit that it is the reincarnation of the '85 Bears, which Ryan's dad, Buddy, created.

"How many times has Mark done massive games?

Linux has Linus, Facebook has Mark, Ethereum has Vitalik, Bitcoin had Satoshi.

If it has mark, TCP NewJersey assumes that the loss is caused by network congestion and proceeds as TCP NewReno [15] after estimating the available bandwidth for adjusting the size of cwnd, whereas, if the ack has no mark, TCP NewJersey assumes the loss is due to non-congestion and retransmits the dropped packet without reducing cwnd.

Is this a dream or has Mark entered the room?

Meanwhile, Google has mark the face as the next frontier for wearable tech, and has been perusing a markedly different strategy for marketing Google Glass.

Yet Damascus has marked her forever.

What has marked the Impact's week?

"His calendar has marks for things that no one else has marks for," Torre said.

The nastiness that has marked this series also continued.

"This has marked the victim forever," he said.