Sentence examples for marks a great from inspiring English sources

The credential that marks a great critic is great criticism.

Jonathan Landman, culture editor: The credential that marks a great critic is great criticism.

Efil4zaggin marks a great leap forward in Dr Dre's production skills.

She says: "The new fiver marks a great step forward in Bank of England banknotes.

The Battle of the Somme marks a great watershed in the war itself.

The man has a lot of different traits, but one quality that marks a great deal of his work is sheer good-heartedness.

Among breakthroughs in automotive design, nothing since headlights and hood ornaments marks a greater leap than Yvonne's, so much so she has been cloned.

I would like to return, if only because it would mark a great accomplishment within myself.

The settlers and their political backers are already preparing celebrations to mark a great splurge of new building.

Mr Schulman's sub-title notwithstanding, the claim that the 1970s marked a "great shift in American culture, society and politics" will be contested.

The first complete edition of the Greek texts by the French humanist Henri II Estienne in 1572 marked a great improvement in the text.