Sentence examples for marks into a from inspiring English sources

A Mercedes scorched tire marks into a 24-hour parking lot, its sharp turn coaxing fumes to the track level.

Last week, she gave a small vote of confidence to the currency union when she took her marks into a Bundesbank branch to exchange them at a roughly 2-to-1 rate once and for all.

I developed the habit of making a mark on my cell wall when I remembered a particular event, thinking that at some later date I could refer to it and assemble all the marks into a story that made sense".

The Knicks have been transformed from a team anchored by young players looking to make their marks into a core of hardened N.B.A. veterans who have already made something of a mark.

While Mr. Pohl is concerned with an unwanted growth of West Germany's money supply under a monetary union, East German officials have already begun limiting theirs by tossing thousands of old East German marks into a newly installed incinerator.

In the initial phase of a new scoring system rushed to life after the Salt Lake City Skate Scandal, judges anonymously punch their marks into a computer that randomly selects those that form the final tally.

Given this, data were then fitted to the Rasch partial credit model to determine overall fit, and how well each subtest fitted the model (to test the validity of summating the 12 subtest pass/fail marks into an overall score).

In a typical scheme, an "inside man" induces the victim, or "mark," into a dishonest gambling establishment.

It is also a pleasure to hear Mr. Rickman pronounce "semicolon" with a pinching nasality that turns a punctuation mark into a symptom of terminal constipation.

Without adding to his anguish, I wanted his take on one question: has Syria passed a mark, into a state of civil war?

Clemson gained control late in the first half, turning a 26-26 tie at the 5-minute-45-second mark into a 38-30 lead with 1 19 left before intermission.