Sentence examples for making their marks from inspiring English sources

It did not, however, stop them from making their marks.

They largely came of age around midcentury and began making their marks in the postwar years.

After graduating and making their marks in the world — Mr. Visconti as an award-winning composer, Mr. Roman as a 22-year-old principal with the Seattle Symphony Orchestra — they reunited and did just that with "Americana".

Because they were barred entry to established specialties like surgery, Jews flocked to new, less prestigious fields, making their marks in areas like psychiatry (psychoanalysis was for a while called the "Jewish science"), dermatology, neurology, immunology, pathology and gynecology.

To a remarkable degree, the traits that drive them today also propelled them when they were students bent on making their marks at Dartmouth, an institution still struggling to adjust to the presence of women.

I also want to celebrate twenty of the many LGBTQ Filipina/o/x Americans who are making their marks in the world.

WESTPORT Amy Simon Fine Art "Making Their Mark: Molly Herman + Sebastian Vallejo".

But changes in work trends are already making their mark on corporate and even urban landscapes.

Other scions of New York's wealthy are also making their mark.

Now, the region's niche auction houses are increasingly making their mark.

In no time at all there thousands were making their mark on the algae.