Sentence examples similar to mark rank from inspiring English sources

With their chances of progressing in this World Cup hinging on the outcome of their final Group C match against a team of no-marks ranked eleventy-tumpty places beneath them in the Fifa rankings, it is obviously the only show in town.

We found that the two marks ranked next that were common to both cell types were H3K27me3 and H3K9me3.

All such footwear is a mark of rank and privilege.

They were met by Judge F.M. Kimmell and Col. Alexander K. McClure, who surrendered the town to a young officer whom McClure later described as a 'clever-looking butternut, dripping wet, without any mark of rank, bearing a dirty white cloth on a little stick".

It is believed that Romans wore the helmets as a mark of rank or excellence in horsemanship.

Tongue piercings and tattoos mark his rank in what sometimes seems like an army of aboriginal adolescents.

MARK VIERA Ranking Doesn't Tell All Going by yards allowed, the champion Saints had the 25th-best defense in the league last season.

Leading the way is the Mavericks' Nowitzki with 161 career WS, a mark that ranks 4th among active players and 17th in league history.

In the Han dynasty (206 bce–220 ce) these ivory tablets came to be considered as marks of rank and were required for formal dress.

Note the "taken of his buttons off", a deliberate error, to add to the stylised speech; it refers to the ceremony of military degradation, where the man to be executed is formally stripped of any marks of rank, such as his stripes, or of significant parts of his uniform – the buttons bore the regimental crest.

Where cards were ranked as being equal, each tied ranking was given a value of the midpoint as the previous two marks (mid rank method) [ 14].