Sentence examples for on a mark from inspiring English sources

Joe Kernan, who was also around in the late nineties, refused to put on a Mark Zuckerberg-style hoodie, which somebody had thrown onto the set.

Sometime during that third incarnation, the vehicle took on a mark that its new owner decided to keep.

Tipsy tennis, where tiebreaks are accompanied by a snifter, is one of dozens of activities on a Mark Warner holiday that mixes serious tuition with huge dollops of fun for singles, couples, friends and families.

Last year, Tidal Bay was allowed into the National on a mark 9lb below his official one, provoking the ire of trainers including Ted Walsh.

"Shaw had one of them until the midway point when she got stuck on a mark and lost her lead, and with it a place on the podium.

He won at Newbury in the autumn, he's got loads of speed and is on a mark of 149 now, which is extremely high for a juvenile.

I've tried to leave my mark on this sport so far, and I plan on leaving a mark on Saturday".

With energy and labour becoming conspicuously dearer, any inflation model based on a mark-up of prices over costs should be flashing red.

Loans were illiquid and accounted for on an accrual basis in the "banking book" rather than on a mark-to-market basis in the "trading book".

The basis of this logic lies in the fact that when an operational risk loss affects assets or accounts maintained on a mark-to-market basis, the economic impact of the event is usually the same as the accounting impact.

That meant it could report the transaction on a mark-to-market basis, similar to the way it accounted for the energy trades.