Sentence examples for such as mark from inspiring English sources

As editor, he employed journalists with connections to British intelligence – Gavin Young and Mark Frankland – as well as wartime survivors such as Mark Arnold-Forster and Edward Crankshaw. Arnold-Forster and Edward Crankshaw

In order to minimize the possible variations for the topical marking process such as mark scheme and assessment criteria in the given tasks, a similar topical subject was used throughout the study.

Writers such as Mark W. DeLancey, Mark Dike DeLancey, and Helmuth Stoecker view his actions as an early example of Cameroonian nationalism.

He is discursive and speaks from a historical perspective, using imperatives such as "mark these rounded slopes", "hear the springs", and "examine this region".

The current crisis was brought on by the weak dollar, the reckless extravagances of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and regulatory errors, such as mark-to-market accounting.

However, methods such as mark-release-recapture are unfavourable in endangered populations as they may negatively impact the butterflies.

Indiana University also has enjoyed a history in swimming that has included renowned coach James ("Doc") Counsilman and Olympians such as Mark Spitz.

Though she subsisted on an allowance of only £5 a week she was often squired by equally glamorous beaux such as Mark Boxer.

Mr Jun's clout can be compared to that of Silicon Valley executives such as Mark Zuckerberg, whose influence extends beyond the world of tech.

Set beside muscle-bound hunks such as Mark McGwire, the home-run-smashing St Louis Cardinal, Messrs Shinjo and Suzuki look like waifs.

I like the fact that most articles are precise and concise, and the regular use of columnists such as Mark Steel.