Sentence examples for huge mark on from inspiring English sources

Rhodes said, "The President can make a huge mark on the world, and often that's what people remember".

The richest woman in entertainment has left a huge mark on television – and wider culture – since her debut in 1986 but not everyone sees her as a positive force.

Second is Ben Rhodes, speechwriter and deputy national security advisor, mentioning Reagan's second term as a model for Obama's in foreign policy and telling Ryan, "The President can make a huge mark on the world, and often that's what people remember".

The hardware wasn't too bad, but, yeah, it didn't make a huge mark on the world.

Chavez has clearly left a huge mark on the life of not only his country but the whole of Latin America".

But while the machinery may look small from the perspective of space, it's made a huge mark on the American landscape.

I certainly look up to several pioneering women who left huge marks on the sport.

In fact, a class at Harvard Business School published a case study about Marquee last year, lauding the club's huge mark-ups on liquor (selling a bottle of vodka for 14 times its retail price) and its unusual staying power — six years and counting, in a fickle business where 18 months is usually considered a good run.

"It's a huge black mark on the internet with his name," says Sykes. "Everybody in finance, they'll remember the name Mohammed Islam – and they won't remember it in a good way".

I think they would see that as a huge black mark on the end-of-year report".  .

So I have to decide whether I want door number one with the scary used-car salesman or the door with the huge question mark on it with roads spinning out into the unknown behind it.