Sentence examples for mark taken from inspiring English sources

They also may tie a suspect to a crime by comparing a bite mark taken from the crime scene with dental casts taken from the suspect.

Denton under a high one, mark taken, pressure relieved... 1503: Not sure what was more rousing - Flower of Scotland, Land of My Fathers or the blast of Enter Sandman that preceded them.

This oceanic whitetip was recognized individually by the bite mark taken out of its upper tail lobe.

Applied liberally, the exclamation mark takes the stink of sarcasm off e-mail.

"Capote," which recently crept over the $20 million mark, took in $1.27 million while "Good Night, and Good Luck," did $872,000.

But the bad-writing apology mark took the crown because it's in such demand in today's breathless and poorly composed world.

I fixed my ball mark, took some practice strokes and when I got over it to hit it, some mud came off the bottom of my putter.

Historian Ben Alba, author of Inventing Late Night, has said that Ferguson "has already made his mark, taking the TV monologue to new levels".

Training powerful tools and techniques on a work of art can fetishize it, treating it as a relic whose every mark takes on theological import.

The ISM's services index fell to 53.1 in July from 57.2 in June.The ranks of Germany's jobless rose above the 4m mark, taking the unemployment rate to 9.9% in July from 9.8% in June.

The next time you're too tired to pole-vault over a chalk mark, take two of these... Take a nap.