Sentence examples for lead marks from inspiring English sources

Consider: Israel's current operation, "Cast Lead", marks the fourth time Israel has fought its way into Gaza.

On the eve of the Second World War, he was still tinkering with the machine — considering entering votes on the paper roll as lead marks that could be read electrically, or even, as he wrote to I.B.M.'s director for market research in 1939, "on a punch card".

He also appointed Roger Holmes, 40, to lead Marks & Spencer's British retailing division -- its core business, with 297 stores.

The bidding and opening lead marked West with 5-5 in the minors.

Herzog said that making a film with a female lead marked a new and welcome departure for him.

It is a new and unique finding about lead, marked particularly by the fact that it identifies diffuse soil lead as a significant component of lead sources in urban children.

Whatever else happens, the personal style of Jeremy Corbyn and the fragile context in which he leads marks a significant change from the era where leaders were defined unrealistically by their triumphant machismo.

The way she led Mark on... she was so sneaky and manipulative.

A spade was led, marking East with the ace, and East won with the jack and shifted to a trump.

The round was led Marker, a new fund launched by Rick Scanlon, founder of Crescent Point Capital Group.

Though New Zealand led at Mark 1 and Mark 2, the third leg was again critical.