Sentence examples for marks a passing from inspiring English sources
Each minute of game play marks a passing year.
A Crawford victory could mark a passing of the torch, with the fighter from Omaha having shown elite boxing skill.
For SSM Health Care, a $4.2 billion enterprise that evolved from the work of five German nuns who arrived here in 1872, Sister Mary Jean's departure after 25 years as the company's first chief executive marks a poignant passing.
Wilson's position has frustrated the Wildings, who are considering litigation, even as Anna acknowledged this was not the way they would prefer to mark a century passing since Tony last won Wimbledon.
Questions were marked on a correct/incorrect basis, with a score of eight or more being deemed a passing mark, mirroring the scoring schema of ATLS.
On the Regents exams, a score of 55 now counts as a passing mark.
These tests contribute 30% to the final course grade; scoring 50% or higher is a passing mark.
Lovers of the sturdy, copious, grandmotherly cooking that marks a true bistro pass favorite addresses from hand to hand, like Russians in the Communist era exchanging samizdat manuscripts.
His death represents more than just a landmark: it marks the passing of a different, more engaged, more politically active, age as far as popular music is concerned.
A recent Gilbert column, summarizing the results of a poll, said, "Less than 30percentnt could manage a passing mark on a grade-school-level Bible test".
