Sentence examples for it's mark from inspiring English sources

It was then that Klopp's brand of attacking, pressing football really made it's mark, as well as his expert recruitment, with Dortmund winning successive Bundesliga titles to shock German giants and bitter rivals Bayern Munich.

Dear Facebook user: Hey it's Mark.

This time it's Mark, and now everybody is going to follow on from this".

It's Mark 7 27 and it's supposed to be: "Let the children first be filled".

With a total of 20,000 people singing, dancing, eating and drinking their way through the festival weekend, Sheftival can safely say it's made it's mark on the South Yorkshire festival scene.

How do you grow a business that's made it's mark in a narrow product range, and never ventured out of its comfort zone?

"Here it's marked fortissimo," he explained.

It's marked by a sign that reads "Fresh Fish Prawns Shrimps".

"It depends on who the member is: it's mark-to-market, it's the lack of additional FDIC insurance, it's the basic plan itself.

"It depends on who the member is: it's mark-to-market, it's the lack of additional FDIC insurance, it's the basic plan itself, then you've got those that just have ideological reasons that we shouldn't be intervening in the marketplace," Boehner said.

It's marked down to $46, today only.