Sentence examples for mark there are from inspiring English sources

And also the business that I'm in, if I miss the mark, there are no particular consequences.

As the crisis nears the two-month mark, there are signs that the news media are taking on a more adversarial role, just as they did after Hurricane Katrina and the widespread flooding of New Orleans.

These findings are echoed by the burgeoning research literature on happiness, suggesting that once salaries break the £40,000 a year mark, there are diminishing returns in terms of wellbeing.

(repeat chorus) Pressin' Toward the Mark There are songs that say that there'll come a day when we'll be steppin' on the clouds, Walkin' the streets of gold, Loved ones we'll behold.

We said, 'If we hit this mark, there are a lot of people in Canada who really want Everlane.'".

At sub-£100, most phones are dismal performers — with sluggish processors, cramped low res screens and plasticy build quality — but even around the £150 mark there are plenty of duds.

At the eighteen minute mark there is even the highly traumatic video of a female Chinese fan fainting after receiving a hug from Vitas.

Count how many letters and punctuation marks there are in the quote, and then rip out of the same amount of magazine pages - choose pretty and colourful ones.

### 10 25 A.M. At the 10K mark there was a pack of about 15 runners 31 38.

Even with a crowd near the five-figure mark there was little atmosphere here.

Around the 1,500-day mark, there was a flurry of dimming with one dropping by 20%.