Sentence examples for mark built from inspiring English sources

An extravagant wag whom none can tame: He lives in the house that Mark built.

His mother, Lori, looks back at that time and says, "What would any mother do?" She rolled up her sleeves, and with her husband, Mark, built a business called Divvies, devoted to children with life-threatening food allergies.

One afternoon in 1996, Edward declared that he wanted a better way of announcing a patient's arrival than the receptionist yelling, "Patient here!" Mark built a software program that allowed the computers in the house and the office to send messages to one another.

Mark built an incredible organization.

Mark built an incredible platform and organization.

As CFO, Mark built and ran our finance, accounting and controls functions and transitioned to the role of chief accounting officer in 2010.

Neighbors in New Mexico said that two years ago Mr. Tull and Ms. Marker built a house on five acres of rural land about 15 miles southeast of Santa Fe.

One of the grandest houses is 4 St. Marks Place, just off Third Avenue, one of several on St. Marks built by the prolific English-born developer Thomas E. Davis, this one around 1831.

Compared with the relatively large sofware file the old system requires users to store on their computers, the new process requires only that users buy special paper with security elements, like water marks, built in.

Of course, it's one thing to "admit" to downloading music, and another thing to actually download music, but you'd have to assume that the study had all those question marks built into it.

On Monday, Fraser-Pryce had a clear lead at the 10-meter mark and built on it from there, winning in 10.71 seconds, the year's fastest time.