Sentence examples for mark of longevity from inspiring English sources

Outside of wins, which are more the mark of longevity, Kaat doesn't even hold up favorably with Tiant, who inspired a generation of backyard imitations with his windup.

The name "Dan" is generally understood to depict the bearer's "long ears," a mark of longevity in Chinese physiognomy.

Next year, the band marks its 50th anniversary, a feat of longevity that seems all the more remarkable in the face of their seemingly hell-bent desire to kill themselves.

Doubtless, whoever's on the throne by then will long since have abandoned the practice of marking such longevity with personalised telegrams, in favour of mass emailing.

But perhaps the truest mark of his greatness is his longevity: 18 years at the top until his retirement in 2014.

We investigated whether lower levels of homocysteine at middle age mark familial longevity.

Presbyterian in a pickle The socialist international ReprintsHis longevity is a mark of this.

Presbyterian in a pickle The socialist international Reprints Related topics Politics European politics British politics Political parties World politicsHis longevity is a mark of this.

Today marks the start of the Chinese year of the rabbit – symbol of longevity and serenity.

So that's another question mark over the longevity of bots — at least until a mechanism arrives for monetizing them.

Dogs have no special expectation of longevity.