Sentence examples similar to marking it has from inspiring English sources

On May 30, the S&P 500 index finally closed at its highest level ever, a mark it has taken the last seven years to reach.

The motion says that while the Co-op has moved to 100% Fairtrade sugar and moved all its Easter eggs to the ethical mark, it has dropped other Fairtrade products including honey, cashew nuts, cotton wool and muesli.

"It has character, it has age marks, it has warmth".

The exclamation mark, it has been argued, derives from the Latin Io (which means joy).

The story retraces a failed struggle and the lasting marks it has left on Lorenzo and his companions.

Since the Dow first passed the 10,000 mark, it has closed below 10,000 and then risen above it again 18 times, including yesterday.

As the writers' strike approaches the three-month mark, it has conveyed new cachet, such as it is, on soap operas.

By this point, the town has been so drowned in money spent trying to recreate this highwater mark it has become a parody of a pastiche of something someone thought it might have been like.

In some cases (bronchioalveolar stem cells, prostate luminal epithelial stem cells, intestinal crypt stem cells), by means of genetic lineage-marking it has been shown that normal stem cells are the cells of origin for corresponding types of cancer (Barker et al. 2009; Kim et al. 2005; Wang et al. 2009; Zhu et al. 2009).

Rick Ross must have seemed an especially easy mark — it had already been a tough few months for his fourth wall.

Through November, Toyota has sold 177,336 of the Tundra and appears unlikely to reach 200,000, the mark it had set for itself.