Sentence examples for mark an unlikely from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pendergast will mark an unlikely anniversary of his own on Sunday.

McCormack, who cost Fulham £11m, scored his first league goals for the club either side of Rodallego's strike to mark an unlikely turnaround.

It would mark an unlikely turnaround for the 24-year-old utility back who three weeks ago booked himself into rehabilitation with alcohol-related problems. .

And having beaten DC last weekend, they now found themselves playing the second of five consecutive games against other Eastern play-off teams, with the Crew game to be followed by games against Chicago, Sporting and Houston - games that at the very least threatened to muddy the waters of the Eastern play-off scene, but could have marked an unlikely charge to the line.

It should come as no surprise that someone possessed of such confidence and sophistication would make her mark in an unlikely place, spending a half-century photographing bulls and riders amid the grit and dust.

The goal they had been threatening finally arrived just before the hour mark, albeit from an unlikely source.

A creature of the European postwar avant-garde, Marker would seem an unlikely influence on modern Hollywood.

Whatever else, it marks a continuation of an unlikely fondness for Danish – even European – TV that few people could have predicted.

Along the way, he also established the record for boxing's quickest knockout, a mark unlikely to be broken.

A red border marks a tree population of an unlikely very high average age (> 80 years).

And in an unlikely twist, it marked the third straight time that Seton Hall won at the Carrier Dome after losing all 16 previous games here.