Sentence examples for of mark in from inspiring English sources

People like to think of Mark in that way, and I guess he cleans up all right.

During a recent Katy Perry dance party, Audrey ran into her room and shortly reappeared with a picture of Mark in her hand.

In the genealogy room there, two elderly white couples were paging through books like "Men of Mark in Georgia" and tapping intently into a stretch of new computers.

Those characteristic blobs or dashes, which seemed to camouflage the very thing they were describing, may now be the sole kind of mark in an entire painting.

It was Major who recommended Archer for a life peerage, in 1992, thereby entitling him to call himself Baron Archer of Weston-super-Mare of Mark in the County of Somerset.

When the casting agency called again in January to offer him an audition for the part of Mark in the Broadway production, Mr. Kantor hedged about making the extra trip to New York.

Data from 2007 and 2008 suggested incidence of marking in-river was 1.77 times greater than incidence in streams.

From next year, 25% of marks in history and geography will come from controlled assessment, and 60% of marks in foreign languages, music and art.

The Nazis invested tens of millions of marks in refurbishing the plant to help fuel the war effort.

"It's a very clear way of marking in black and white two very different approaches to foreign policy".

"The first 50% of marks in any question are much easier to pick up than the next 20%," she says.