Sentence examples for mark some of from inspiring English sources

Unless I'm way off the mark, some of them were sparrows.

Today crosses mark some of the places where these and other would-be refugees, numbering at least 110, lost their lives.

From "The Italian Job" (1969) through "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" (1999), a cool, brazen wit and stylized violence mark some of the best examples of complicated robbery scenarios in British cinema.

Four blue plaques have been unveiled in an Oxfordshire town to mark some of its most famous residents.

Letters stand for the various cover classes used throughout this paper and mark some of the training locations of distinguishing geologic features for the corresponding classes.

Let's pause to mark some of the contrasts between two of the theories of practical inference we have on the table.

The best are probably those that mark some rite of passage, a perfect storm of anticipation, surprise and wonder.

That period marked some of Faludy's best output, as his imagination vanquished dire reality.

These marked some of the happy moments of that unfortunate time, and kept our city alive in some way".

They looked balanced and dangerous, while LA appeared to carry some of the passivity that marked some of their series against Seattle.

Animal bones found there show cut marks—some of the earliest evidence of stone tool use in the record of human evolution.