Sentence examples for mark at a from inspiring English sources

Now I want to leave my mark at a massive club like this as well.

"Ain't nobody can beat my meat," guffaws Mark at a befuddling rooftop barbecue.

Brands is, in fact, ranked 59th, and his high-water mark at a Grand Slam tournament remains his run to the fourth round at Wimbledon in 2010.

Sturges made his mark at a time when talk in large part had supplanted images as the driving force in filmmaking.

After four seasons, Nebraska fired Callahan after he compiled a 27-22 record - an unacceptable mark at a university that expects to compete for national championships.

He's made a mark at a handful of small New York shows in recent months: at the Alife Rivington store, at a party for the label Fool's Gold, at a Diplomats concert where he emerged to perform "Peso".

The terrifying "Hour of the Wolf" (1968) is bang on the mark, at an hour and a half.

Matsuzaka is 1-4 with a 9.57 earned run average over his past five starts, becoming a question mark at an inopportune time.

Two years ago, opinion surveys here placed the number of Germans pining for a return to the mark at around a third.

It was to make a mark at St Mark's," she wrote.

It was marked at a poem about the struggle of a person walking through storms.