Could Trump's attacks on McConnell mark some kind of a turning point?
Yet for those with courage and clear-sightedness, facing up to our common destinies can mark a kind of rebirth.
The Cascade Range here in the Pacific Northwest and the Sierra Nevada in California mark a kind of boundary from the rest of the nation, he said, in gasoline economics.
He worked until there was only one cue left, a single trumpet bleat that would mark a kind of epiphany for Miles; the film's final turn.
Alone in her room on Ash Wednesday, she secretly smudges her forehead with cigarette ash because she thinks the sooty mark "looks kind of hot".
Our media, moreover, like nothing better than to pull out the stops to mark any kind of nice-round-number anniversary connected with the war against Hitler.
His son's choice of Dick Cheney, the former defense secretary, as a running mate seemed to mark a kind of turning point in the Texas governor's campaign.
And, just as each day marks a step toward Earth's highest point for this group of airmen, so too does it mark some kind of step toward solace or understanding for those close to the lost.
There had been something consecrated about his mission to this house, as if it might mark a kind of turning point for him — but Connie's presence has punctured that mystery.
A skilled salesman and even savvier spokesman, he predicted that the new investment in Better Place would mark the kind of turning point for electric vehicles that Netscape's initial public offering in 1995 was for Internet companies.
