Sentence examples for setting the mark of from inspiring English sources

He has charisma and already has the world record in an event with a rich history in the United States, setting the mark of 9,039 points at last year's Olympic trials in his home city, Eugene, Ore.

Dennis Mitchell of the United States set the mark of 9.94 seven years ago.

Vancouver set the mark of 23 consecutive losses in 1996.

LaTasha Jenkins, LaTasha Colander-Richardson, Nanceen Perry and Marion Jones set the mark of 1 minute 27.46 seconds in Philadelphia on April 29.

The biggest hurdle for the Devils in their attempt to set the record for consecutive victories in the National Hockey League is the Pittsburgh Penguins, who set the mark of 17 victories in a row in 1993.

He tells us that the name "vodka" comes from Dmitry Mendeleyev, the chemist who established the standards for the beverage's production and set the mark of forty per cent alcohol by volume.

Each of those linguistic devices sets the marking of the interrogative mood at a specific point of the surface structure in a given language.

Last year in London she reduced it still further, setting the current mark of 2min 15.2minc.

"I think today we are setting the mark for the rest of the country," he said.

Altogether, the picture which emerges is that the time around constitutive heterochromatin formation is a key decision point for setting the levels of the silencing marks.

But it is rather unique and it sets the mark on the particular status of the married condition.