Sentence examples for mark as one from inspiring English sources

Lance Armstrong has made his mark as one of the great champions of cycling.

A German, Carlin moved to Paris about 1759 and made his mark as one of the important Louis XVI furniture makers.

"They have definitely made their mark as one of the best combinations ever to play this game," the Lakers reserve guard Derek Fisher said Monday night.

The plan cites the Soil Association's Food for Life Catering Mark as one way for caterers to meet the good or excellent criteria in the procurement process.

In a matter of months, he would make a mark as one of the most important architects of the administration's legal strategy against foreign terrorism.

Martyn then made his mark as one of the first race relations officers in the UK, and later in life started an interfaith Quaker meeting in Southall, west London.

After the detection of On/Off state, at each point of the time, the consecutive On states are marked as one On cycle.

He finished without any combinations and received one mark as low as 4.9 for technical merit.

The match, however, was not a spectacle that will be marked as one to remember in the A-League annals.

I very much hope that these legal processes do flush out the criminals because it is completely unacceptable that British consumers should be sold a product marked as one thing which actually contains something else.

During the rediscovery of the ancient world that was the Renaissance, Lucretia became a favourite subject for the greatest painters: republican heroism, bare female flesh, a body marked as one's own rather than belonging to God and church, let alone passing males – Lucretia gathered all this into her image to become a pictorial champion of humanism.