Sentence examples for mark more than from inspiring English sources
Last week, that drive passed the $150,000 mark, more than twice the original goal, in effect replacing all the money that ITVS had rescinded.
However, when Shanghai Disneyland throws open its gates, it will mark more than the mere arrival of the world's best-marketed rodent to the Middle Kingdom.
But the hundreds of colleges, including Rice, that accept the Common Application have allowed students to mark more than one box for several years now.
CIES has calculated that takes United's overall spending on transfers and wages over the £600m mark – more than £160m than they had invested this time last year.
"They surround [the city], they divide it into lots and compounds, they mark more than any other structures the basic features of the Chinese communities".
Politicians receiving the highest honours included Liberal Democrat peer Shirley Williams, who has been made a companion of honour to mark more than 50 years in political life.
An exam board is to re-mark more than 300 English GCSE papers following an internal review.
Friday marked more than one musical journey.
The unofficial start to summer marks more than the beginning of barbecue season.
On each skull, she marks more than 20 spots with needles of different heights, indicating tissue depth.
Black tire marks more than a hundred yards long could be seen along the highway's shoulder.
