Sentence examples similar to mark something out from inspiring English sources
Others have suggested that 1349, when the Black Death was wiping out half of Europe, marked something of a low point in our history.
Our meeting marks something of an emergence for him, out of the cave into which he crawled in the 1970s and back into the glare of a public existence.
That marks something of a shift for a company that has traditionally been hardware focused, born out of the hackerspace RepRap project.
Yet it also marks something of a retreat.
Every time I marked something down, she would mark something down on her computer.
Here in Arizona, they mark something else.
But he probably marks something greater.
But it does mark it out as something other than a kitsch disasterpiece.
There goes that record, there goes this record". So you begin to have the sense that not only is it very long in terms of duration but the sheer duration of it, the quality of tennis, the records that are tumbling, are beginning to mark it out as something special.
Perhaps to mark it out as something from the heart, Macklemore has made the nine minute track available for free on iTunes.
