Sentence examples for marks has passed from inspiring English sources

Irv Gordon, the 74-year-old retired high school teacher from Long Island who made a name for himself by driving the same car past the one-million and two-million-mile marks, has passed another milestone in his red 1966 Volvo 1800S.

If the 180 day mark has passed, the government is out of luck.

Pass marks vary from diet to diet of the various examinations, and therefore performance at MRCP UK), MRCGP, and PLAB is described in terms of mark relative to the pass mark, so that a candidate scoring zero just passes the exam, a candidate with a positive mark has passed the examination with marks to spare, and candidates with a negative mark have failed the examination.

After the 20-minute mark has passed, you can squeeze the pepper gently to check if it's ready.

Just after the half-hour mark had passed, Ojamaa was fractionally late in meeting Stevie Hammell's cross from the left.

"They're marking an era that has passed, but they want to hold on to it".

No, he said in a recent interview here -- first, because he is returning to New York this week for some days to mark the month that has passed since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

He's planned the trip as 'a spiritual journey'a 'a life-changing experience' to mark the year that has passed since their last meeting in New York at the funeral of their father, for whose affection and attention they've competed since childhood.

Because of this, you should be really alert when nearing the nine week mark and after she has passed it, check on her several times daily.

This year marks the half-century that has passed since the formation of the Beatles.

He went over 300 yards passing in the third quarter, the ninth time he has passed that mark this season, tying an N.F.L. record.