Sentence examples for leading mark from inspiring English sources

Do more!' This is not me leading Mark.

He surpassed Gabriel Batistuta's all-time leading mark of 54 for Argentina with a superb free-kick in last week's semi-final against the US.

He set his European leading mark of 46.07 on the Athlone track a couple of weeks ago and with Steven Colvert expected to concentrate on the 60m, Gregan should take the gold.

On the track, Porter ran an impressive 12.62 seconds in the blustery and wet conditions to win the 100m hurdles - an improvement on her European leading mark of 12.74, although there was an illegal following wind of +2.6m/s.

Finally, there's a new poll from the University of Arkansas that shows Tom Cotton, the Republican challenger, leading Mark Pryor, the Democratic incumbent, by thirteen points.

Here, on a state-by-state basis, is why: Alaska: Most of the nonpartisan polls taken since Labor Day have indicated that the Republican Dan Sullivan is leading Mark Begich, the Democratic incumbent, including the two most recent surveys.

Not a single Nugget is averaging more than 17 points per game, and Lawson's 16.9 per game average would be the lowest team-leading mark for any playoff-bound team by a wide margin.

Robbie Grabarz, a 24-year-old high-jumper who has just had his lottery funding cut, set a world-leading mark of 2.34m at a different meet that same day.

Double Olympic champion Andreas Thorkildsen was another to set a world-leading mark with a throw of 88.30m to win the javelin in difficult, damp conditions, underlining his position as favourite for another world title next month.

They said that the greater expanse of land in the northern hemisphere should respond more rapidly to temperature change, presumably leading to marked climate change.

The results suggested that the feedback from the Asian land surface within the climate system would amplify and modify external forcing, leading to marked climate changes in China.