Sentence examples for mark for an from inspiring English sources
It drove the fans wild and Calvin Klien into hiring Mark for an underwear ad campaign.
The partners' purchase of these huge apartment complexes in 2006 — for $5.4 billion — is now regarded as a high-water mark for an overheated, speculative market.
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By coincidence, another American, Brian McBride, held the previous mark for an American in England when he scored nine goals for Fulham in the 2005-6 and the 2006-7 seasons.
(For more details of Tiger's recent travails, see the accompanying video. It doesn't have his ungracious comments from yesterday, but keep watching to the forty-second mark for an "f-bomb" that took the NBC announcers by surprise).
Rashad McCants scored 28 points last night to set the North Carolina freshman scoring mark for an opening game as the Tar Heels rolled over visiting Penn State, 85-55, in the first round of the Preseason National Invitation Tournament.
That is a telling mark for a nation of immigrants, one that supposedly values that heritage.
That's a good mark for a player who had so many touches.
Mesko's net average, 38.4 yards per punt, was the highest mark for a rookie.
James topped the 20-point mark for a 43rd straight game.
"I believe in Mark for a ton of reasons," La Russa said.
