Sentence examples for mark that can from inspiring English sources

It means to make history and to leave a mark that can never be forgotten.

Lauren elevated the idea to a plush-toy question mark that can hook around a parent's wrist.

Allowing them to band together, and possibly stir up broader unrest, is an significant black mark that can lead to demotion.

And while even Nadal points out that most of his head-to-head victories over Federer came on clay (where Nadal holds a 10-2 advaNadal), Nadal is 4-5 against his rival off it — a mark that can be evened should Nadal beat Federer in the Wimbledon final, as he did two years ago.

Estimates vary, but how much of what remains of the "Last Supper" was actually painted by Leonardo is around half if you add up every scattered brush mark that can be plausibly attributed to him or his helpers and about 20% or less if you count simply large, coherent passages of painting.

"We're not far off the mark, but if you're not quite on the mark, that can be the difference this year".

Furthermore, therapies produce a considerable selection pressure in epigenetic marks that can contribute to therapy resistance.

Map has some small brown marks that can also be seen on the verso.

In this study, a novel method for extracting potential sink marks that can occur on the part surface is proposed.

And with each footprint and ball mark, the court is pocked with marks that can taint future evidence.

Finally, there is also a Tyrannosaurus toe bone with marks that can only have come from another Tyrannosaurus.