Sentence examples for set a marker from inspiring English sources

"We haven't set a marker," Adam says of Dalglish's transfer moves.

The show set a marker for a whole new way of working with theatre designers – the design was created as we went along.

It might set a marker against your name that you're not one to passively accept rejection, but instead try to turn a negative into a positive.

(You can quibble with his venue and timing – he probably intended to set a marker, but he wound up poisoning the well – but he wasn't wrong).

He's 27 now and he will go on, barring injuries, to set a marker in terms of runs scored that will be tough for any Englishman to beat.

In an exclusive interview with the Guardian, Wiggins laid out his plans to set a marker for others to follow, after a rejig in the rules paved the way for a renewed use of aerodynamic kit.

These regions were amplified using PCR and sequenced on the Illumina MiSeq platform to refine a set a markers to genotype the Tasmanian devil insurance population.

"That sets a marker to the rest of the league that we're going to play hard and be competitive," added Garbelotto, whose last BBL coaching job was three seasons ago, assembling much of the Newcastle squad that went on to win all four titles last season.

The dynamic so far consists of Sanders setting a marker (e.g. free tuition, universal free health care, breaking up the banks, a $15 federal minimum wage, a $1 trillion public works investment); Clinton responds, and their two camps engage in a spirited, intelligent, and surprisingly concrete debate.

Still, the 9/11 panel has set a worthy marker of credibility -- "tinkering with the existing structure is not sufficient".

On Thursday, after three hours of cabinet deliberations on SPCA and industry policy more generally, Abbott said the decision set "an important marker".