Sentence examples for mark calling from inspiring English sources

MARK (calling back) : I hope you have a nice day, Mr. Romaner.

Your July 27 editorial "Religion and Its Landmarks" was on the mark calling for Congressional hearings on the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act.

It's way off the mark calling the English clubs a disgrace because they won't play in a competition run by an underperforming administration.

I felt kind of weird about Mark calling me an asshole like that, but then I remembered that I don't exist.

To that end he's placed tons of trophies and riddles throughout Arkham City, marking them up with his question mark calling cards all over the city's skyline.

To avoid this problem, you need what European systems like Germany and the Netherlands call a "risk equalisation fund", and what the Baucus mark calls reinsurance, to compensate insurers who get stuck with the older, sicker clients.

By the early 21st century, Nike had retail outlets and distributors in more than 170 countries, and its logo a curved check mark called the "swoosh"—was recognized throughout the world.

In order to ensure that the full watermark is embedded into the ridges area, the segmentation mask is partitioned into blocks, represented by another binary mark called watermarking mask.

Ali then brought them up one by one with the odd-nut-out produced at a mark called out by the audience.

Originally written in Koine Greek, the Gospel of Mark calls Jesus in Mark 6 3 a τέκτων (tekton), usually understood to mean a carpenter, and Matthew 13:55 says he was the son of a tekton.

The mark ' (called tonos - τόνος) written over a vowel and makes it stand out in the word, for example if "evolution" was a Greek word, a ' would be written over u (evolUtion).