Sentence examples for making a mark with from inspiring English sources
Instead, this singer-songwriter grew up in the post-punk underground of Washington, making a mark with her band Tsunami, which used rock's guitar-heavy swirl as a base for graceful phrase-turning.
Germany's David Lodge, Dietrich Schwanitz, made a mark with a satire, "Der Campus".
He has already made a mark with the public.
NBC also made a mark with its lineup changes.
The last model made a mark with its appearance; this one will turn heads with its performance.
Scottish Opera made a mark with Stuart MacRae's The Devil Inside (with Music Theatre Wales) and Handel's Ariodante.
There has been a desire among all the Chelsea squad to make a mark with the new management team.
In 2005, Mr. Kane made a mark with empirical studies demonstrating that the "myth of the stupid soldier" is indeed a myth.
A born storyteller, a master of classical allusion and a connoisseur of dry gin martinis, he also made a mark with nonfiction books.
McIntyre's directorial approach is quieter than some other talents in their 30s: Carrie Cracknell, Joe Hill-Gibbins and Robert Icke have all made a mark with heightened physicality and assertive design.
In a barren year artistically, Bangladeshi director Mostofa Sarwar Farooki made a mark with Third Person Singular Number, a stylistically polished and striking drama about a single woman's struggle for an independent life.
