Sentence examples for mark nothing from inspiring English sources

And, of course, from the perspective of the success or failure of the mission to rescue Mark, nothing matters except the technical skills to conceive it and to execute it.

mark: "nothing much here… or is there".

As we approach the half-year mark, nothing comes close to topping the GitHub deal, which ranks as one of the biggest acquisitions of a private, U.S. venture-backed company ever.

In a world of 3D printers, there is no such thing as gun control - people who are so inclined will print all the guns and ammo they need - untraceable, no serial numbers, no markings about point of origin, no trade marks, nothing!

For today marked nothing less than the first day of the Obama presidency.

The publication of "O Lost" marks nothing less than the restoration of "a masterpiece to the literary canon," Mr. Bruccoli said.

We pulled up to a gate, with a sign in Chinese and little other marking — nothing, certainly, indicating that Sonoma Artisan Foie Gras had been operating there for fifteen years.

In 1923, a year before she had her first starring role, the Hungarian critic, theorist, screenwriter, and librettist Béla Balázs described the cinema as marking nothing less than the rebirth of the human in art.

If you do not have any items to declare, proceed to the green lanes marked "Nothing to Declare".

"He set out early on to make his mark and nothing was going to stop him".

I have never failed an exam but I've never had the top mark, either, nothing that could outshine Katie.