Sentence examples for new marks from inspiring English sources

It strengthened his resolve to make new marks.

Record fatigue has also set in recently, with Brady, Manning and Brees setting new marks almost annually.

In the high-tech, texting-besotted world, are there entirely new kinds of speech that require new marks?

Counting "Touch," "Awake," and "The Office," that totals seven series on Thursday setting new marks for low points in ratings.

a complete set of new marks in GCSE Geography (courtesy of Excedel), all revisions upwards, dropped through the letterbox.

Earlier, he had set new marks of 6 min 34.96 sec for the 5,000-metre 5,000-metre min 51.29 seventr the 1,500-metre event.

NBC's new fashion reality show, "Fashion Star," also set a new mark for lowest ratings.

But the preponderance of gravestones is relatively new, marking foreign civilians' resting places.

And who would bet against Forrester's setting a new mark next year?

(Legitimate business hedging would be carved out of the new mark-to-market system).

The sexual descriptions set a new mark for explicitness in a work of non-pornographic intent.