Sentence examples for mark very from inspiring English sources

Tiny white crosses mark very short lives.

Well, that crack bears its maker's mark very visibly indeed.

So Mark very famously does these big challenges every year, big challenges.

But Jan Mark very wisely said, "You don't write about people you know, you write what you know about people".

"I think Dow has hit the mark very well on thinking big and aspirational while putting concrete markers of progress in place".

"He has made his mark very quickly," said Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

The Adagio is marked "very solemnly and very slowly".

And the streets aren't marked very clearly.

He goes forward very quickly, then he comes back and marks very well.

One can be marked "weak" and ten can be marked "very powerful".

In fact, this better-than-average weepie seems to be hitting its marks very nicely.