Sentence examples for visiting marks from inspiring English sources

Visiting Marks & Spencer – real name Marks and Sparks – is like visiting an elderly relative.

Also, consider that most people don't want to provide too much information, so when soliciting info, stick to the basics: name, company affiliate (if B2B), location and have phone number and reason for visiting marked as optional.

Over time, guesses can be made about the interests of the person using that browser – whether they like football or ballet, for example, or if they visit Marks & Spencers more than Tesco.

They will visit Mark when they can.

"The pope's visit marks a new era for Juárez".

Every visit marks the end of something and points toward a new beginning.

Osborne's visit marks the first talks at senior government level for 18 months.

Saturday's visit marks Saad Hariri's second return to Lebanon after four years in self-imposed exile, having visited briefly in August.

Mr Bouteflika's amnesty plan is said to have opened the way for peace; the presidential visit "marks a new stage" in Franco-Algerian relations, which will be given "a new élan".But what will that actually mean?

He didn't quite say it but Adams is happy because the visit marks the first time in centuries that a British monarch is standing on Irish soil as a foreigner.

Reviewers have tentatively suggested The Visit marks something of a return to form for the Sixth Sense director, whose films have struggled to receive critical traction since 2002's Signs.