Sentence examples for lasting marks from inspiring English sources

Beyond the palaces, that week left other lasting marks.

Origins, though, leave lasting marks, and Amazon remains intimately tangled up in books.

"You'll notice that Margaret never allows anyone to touch the chrome, because she knows that fingerprints leave lasting marks," said Mr. Clements, a Roush racing employee who works with the special-vehicles team at the Ford Motor Company.

But east European migration will leave lasting marks, however brief an episode it turns out to be.Most noticeably, it has gone some way to decoupling the issue of immigration from that of race.

"Many of my fellow pornographers who distribute similar work depicting spanking that leaves lasting marks have not yet been contacted, so it's hard not to see it as political censorship," she claimed.

Catherine was thrilled to boast of Diderot's friendship, and their conversations left some lasting marks — the bruises on Catherine's legs, for example, when the excited philosophe grasped them tightly to make a point — but the empress had little patience with his idealism.

Now that the dazzle and the crime and the punishment are behind her, I ask, what lasting mark did she make, in the end, on the decade and the culture?

"These could have been their last marks on earth".

"It's killing the city".Many in Juárez will hope that Mr Calderón's new plan at last marks a turning-point.

EVERY time the stockmarket rebounds, as it has recently, commentators wonder whether this at last marks the bottom for share prices.

The last mark still belongs to Lou Gehrig, at least for a few more days.