Sentence examples for make a mark for from inspiring English sources

You can't make a mark for your team unless you get in it.

"There was this desperate desire to get ahead of the world and make a mark for herself".

Personally, I'm glad that it is now possible for those of us with less faith in His wisdom to make a mark for ourselves.

J Reade Hayes End, Middlesex I intend to use my vote in the EU referendum to make a mark for my 17-year-old grandson.

"It's a big misconception, blown out of proportion by certain kinds of politicians who want to make a mark for themselves," he said.

I advise anyone who has family or friend aged 16-17 years to ask them how they would vote for their future and make a mark for them.

He made a mark for himself straight away at Melwood.

He made a mark for himself in 2009 when he played Sid, a young, spoiled brat in "Wake Up Sid".

By the end of April there will be 10 Bardot films in recent release, an absolute outpouring for a figure who, though she more than made a mark for herself in the 1950's as the liberating "sex kitten" of French film, hardly has the retrospective potential of, say, Humphrey Bogart (the subject of an 18-film video reissue next month).

The company has  made a mark  for itself through its capability for sales people to easily upload their sales collateral to the engagement platform.

It is not the desire to make money, but rather the dream of making a mark for the benefit of future generations that drive them.