Sentence examples for included mark from inspiring English sources

The project has over $120,000 to its name as of Wednesday morning, putting it in reach of hitting the "Do-It-Yourself Sparky Paper Model Included" mark.

"Copycat" films financed, or partially financed, by German production companies included Mark of the Devil (1970), with Herbert Lom and Udo Kier, (1970), directed by Jesus Franco and starring Christopher Lee, and Hexen geschändet und zu Tode gequält (1973), released in the U.S. years later on video as Mark of the Devil Part II.

The cast included Mark Goddard as the pilot, Maj.

But a person with knowledge of the arrests said that besides Ms. Brooks and her husband, they included Mark Hanna, the head of security for News International.

That was hardly the Dodgers first mistake in the inning, which included Mark Ellis being thrown out trying to stretch a double into a triple.

The building was sold in 2008 to a real estate group that included Mark Karasick, a prominent real estate investor, as part of a wave of deals in neighborhoods that had long been ignored.

The luminaries included Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive and co-founder of Facebook; Reid Hoffman, chairman and co-founder of LinkedIn; Drew Houston, chief executive and co-founder of Dropbox; and Andrew Mason, former chief executive and co-founder of Groupon.

Also included: Mark Duplass tells us that "people buy their way into award shows all the time," and Jacki Weaver reveals that she felt like a stunned mullet — a clubbed fish — as an Oscar nominee in 2011.

According to two people with close ties to the team, Walsh wanted the chance to hire and groom his successor, but Dolan rejected Walsh's list of candidates, which included Mark Jackson, a former Knicks guard.

Choreographers for Met productions in recent years have included Mark Morris (who used his own company), Christopher Wheeldon, Alexei Ratmansky, Sean Curran, Graciela Daniele, Crystal Pite and Steven Hoggett, among others.

Prospect, the New Orleans art biennial that began in 2008 (which included Mark Bradford's "Mithra"), winning critical praise and generating millions in tourist income for its hurricane-battered home, has become entangled in fund-raising and administrative problems that are jeopardizing its future, The Times-Picayune of New Orleans reported Thursday.