Matt Barone of Complex, Andrew Conrad of The Baltimore Sun, and IGN's Eric Goldman asserted that "18 Miles Out" was one of the series' best episodes, while The Star-Ledger Mark Mauer thought that it was redundant, ultimately concluding that "it indulged in another subplot centered on a petty argument".
In addition, Ledger's win marked the first win in any of the major Oscar categories (producing, directing, acting, or writing) for a superhero-based film.
This was the biggest stain on Goldman's ledger, accounting for $1.4 billion of mark-to-market losses.
The death Monday of Doors keyboardist Ray Manzarek was a sad mark in the ledger of L.A. rock history.
One case study adds only a single hash mark to the ledger of science, but even the higher levels never elevated liver or nephrology markers out of normal ranges.
Every day, he marked up a ledger book with prices — "gaming the close," as he calls it — and, at the age of nine, he was making money in an imaginary portfolio by trading the most volatile stocks and going for quick gains.
After all, it seems quite possible to judge, for example, that another has displayed ill will in his action or that he has a mark against his moral ledger (and so, judge that he is blameworthy), without actually blaming that individual.
Owning a quantity of bitcoin is essentially a mark in the public ledger that a given amount of bitcoin is allocated to me.
But numbers don't lie, and if they were TGRTE, Steve Hansen's men would not have the word "draw" already marked in their 2012 results ledger.
Marked as the "Senators Compensation and Mileage" ledger, S-1 coverSenatete sessions from 1791 to 1881 and provides a down-to-the-dollar account of the early costs of democracy.
A trained receptionist marked all potential study participants in a ledger with a specific color as the first step according to inclusion criteria; age, neck and/or back pain and no visit at the educational clinic during the past month.
