Sentence examples similar to mark made that from inspiring English sources

I have developed a kind of language of mark making that reflects different elements found in nature.

After receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree with second-class honours in classics, Whitlam remained at St Paul's to begin his law studies; he had originally contemplated an academic career, but his lacklustre marks made that unlikely.

"It's been levelled at Mark that he made that decision, whereas it was actually a board decision," said Rae. "And the board were unanimous.

If you want to measure your way to new scale marks, each mark you make that is equal distance is exactly double the weight of the previous marks made.

It would be a while before Charles made that mark, and it was a stint with New Orleans blues musician Guitar Slim that set Charles on his musical path.

(experienced marker) GP1: How I tend to do things partly because of experience and partly because of my style, is to decide on a grade and then work backwards as to how and where to allocate the mark to make that grade in the first place, if that makes any sense.

About 2000 years ago, makers stamped their products with a mark that told buyers who made that bowl, jar or hammer.

'Use' of a mark means the bona fide use of that mark made in the ordinary course of trade, and not made merely to reserve a right in a mark.

But that indelible mark made on the collective Mormon psyche by the trek across the plains?

("I give him high marks for making that decision," Cheney told Fox News, a few days after the raid).

But there are no quotation marks to make that clear, and deliberately so: the book's premise is that ­ reality can't be copyrighted" and that we all have (or ought to have) ownership of each other's words.