Sentence examples for mark and it from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the episode left its mark, and it came back to mind when I first saw the iPad.

According to a graph shared on a slide by the company, its run rate is over the $2 million mark, and it has accreted 12,000 users in the first six weeks of its life as a public service.

According to a graph shared on a slide by the company, its run rate is over the $2 million mark, and it has accreted 12,000 users in the first six weeks of its life as a public service.

The Sun's influence has dipped in line with its circulation, now regularly below the 3m mark, and it is unlikely ever again to be "the Sun wot won it".

The deal values MariaDB at around the €300 million ($354 million) mark and it will see Alibaba's Feng Yu, a principal engineer within its cloud business, join the startup's board.

The deal values MariaDB at around the €300 million ($354 million) mark and it will see Alibaba's Feng Yu, a principal engineer within its cloud business, join the startup's board.

Last year's least-friendly international city still gets low marks, and "it's heartbreaking," says a reader.

Its provenance will be marked and it will not be mixed with other produce, an official said.

I used coffee stains, charcoal marking, and it even comes with a repurposed military fabric pouch.

English rarely uses diacritical marks, and it is not heavily inflected.

People spend their evenings marking and it's particularly hard for people with young children.