"This was one of the places in New York that sort of marked my recovery," she said of the Greenmarket.
"I have sort of marked my whole life in readings of it!" he said in an e-mail.
There has been much debate throughout 2015 about what sort of marking would suffice to clearly distinguish marijuana edibles.
If the snow falling now is to set some sort of mark and cover up cars, it has a long way to go; it has yet to reach the height of a tire.
"You get a bit tired of carting the hot pie box around your neck all day," he grins and kicks a beer bottle as though it's a football to me, which I sort of mark.
At the same time, we stopped treating the rashes with calamine lotion, which sort of marked the kids, and started treating them with ice, which was just as effective.
78440ca3-cf3b-44d0-8f12-63b392ed9ec6 There was a real, honest-to-goodness baseball story in the Bronx on Wednesday, and ironically enough it came with an asterisk, the same sort of marking that some want to put next to the record-breaking numbers of those who played in the so-called steroid era.
Their seriousness speaks, I think, to the inherently more conservative tenor of our times (whatever the political views of the panelists may be) and to the natural desire of artists as they age to feel that they should leave some sort of mark on posterity.
Just acknowledging this gave me a huge sense of relief, so to sort of mark the occasion, I figured I would go pick up a pair of excellent shoes at Barneys, using the one card that still had some available credit.
Straws in the wind suggest this campaign is making some sort of mark: the Evening Standard, which strikes me as being pretty sweet on the Tory mayor, has admired it; Boris's campaign and its Ken-hating media associates are bashing it bitterly.
