Sentence examples for mark of late from inspiring English sources
And Lula's counsel has missed the mark of late.
Where Boston has really made its mark of late has been on defense, particularly in forcing turnovers.
Paling (3.40) will be hard to beat in the 10-furlong handicap on the same card, while Dakota City (3.15), a useful performer on the all-weather, has been threatening to exploit his lower turf mark of late and could finally get his head in front at Yarmouth.
The euro is hanging around the $1.23 mark of late, just off of its lowest levels in a year.
The program features signal breakthroughs of early-talkie cinema -- among them Alfred Hitchcock's "Blackmail" (1929), Josef von Sternberg's "Morocco" (1930), Jean Renoir's "La Chienne" (1931) and Fritz Lang's eventual triumphant embrace of sound, "M" (1931) -- as well as high-water marks of late silent artistry like F. W. Murnau's "Sunrise" (1927) and Frank Borzage's "Street Angel" (1928).
Our observation that Yap knockdown results in a mark reduction of late S-phase labeling patterns can suggest that some firing origins have advanced their activation timing, which may account for the reduced S-phase duration.
A fiery brown tint of the nashiji is a certain mark of quite late date.
Because it was handwritten by Virgil Abloh of Off-White, who has styled everything in quotation marks as of late (see Serena's US Open apparel that he designed).
Abloh "has styled everything in quotation marks as of late," Rouse wrote, acknowledging the concerns were "not something lost on me".
In a second step we exposed myocytes to ranolazine and found a marked reduction of late INa by about 60%% in myocytes from patients with AF but only by about 18%% in myocytes from patients with sinus rhythm.
That's exactly what happened in India, when a tribute billboard to mark the passing of late South African leader Nelson Mandela was erected by the side of a road in Coimbator.
