Sentences with phrase «to make one's mark»

She really made a mark on me and I've been vegan for years now.

They have scholarly ambitions, but they want to enter the workforce after their undergraduate degree, or perhaps they are already making their mark in the workplace.

At this age, my little boy could just about get the hang of making marks with chalk.

She first made her mark as a literary agent who knew how to spot talent and negotiate lucrative contracts.

It's great to see so many emerging artists making their mark at this show.

I like people who are sharply dressed and believe in making a mark by by there appearance.

But it was on retiring from playing that he really made his mark on the club.

I have to say, the new season is already making its mark on me.

So many graduates and interns are filled with the eager anticipation of making their mark in the working world, but also full of frustration that they can't get a permanent job.

Perhaps one day, it could also make a mark on service industries.

It's a tough and demanding job, but with enough passion and skill you ca really make a mark for yourself.

It's a bold choice that will certainly have people talking, and if you can't make a mark on your wedding day, when can you?

To put the 5 covered buttons on the seat you must first make marks on the wooden side.

This opportunity will allow consultants to grow with the business and really make their mark within primary education.

Children could also design a target and find a way for the ball to make a mark when it hits.

However, he's already made a marked improvement there.

During the last five years, Spanish football has truly made its mark on the game.

• The credit management program does make a mark on your credit report.

The bottom - line is that professional resume writing services make a marked difference in the way the recruiters expect a CV to be made.

And some tiny companies will certainly make their mark before all is said and done.

After all, who wouldn't want to make a mark upon the business world?

We have been operating in the trucking industry for more than 30 years now and know what it takes to make a mark here as a truck driver.

This classic is still making its mark over 80 years since its debut.

Many painters have explored the age - old technique of making marks without a brush.

If getting the data using frequent standardized tests occupies up to one - third of all available time to teach, that will alone prevent students from making the marks they should.

Here are five ways you can make your mark while sleeping peacefully at night.

Though I may scream like a girl when met with genuine terror, there's something to be said about cheap scares making their mark through the course of your first play through.

Painting became my means of discovery... There is something satisfying about making a mark with your own hand.

When a new player joins a club, whether on loan or permanently, you want to make your mark early - and I think he's done that.

Will's newfound wealth, meanwhile, makes him a marked man.

This is the innocence you were born with, before the world started making its mark on you.

We are translated into dozens of languages and making our mark around the world.

With the current campaign nearing it's conclusion we look at 20 players who should already be looking to make their mark next season.

He WILL soon make his mark though in his own time.

My aim would be to reach until the level of senior professionals and further make mark in the history of education at the international level.

For a small island, this country has certainly made its mark across the globe, particularly in the fields of arts, crafts, design, literature, music and film.

This will make the mark easier for the younger pups.

This type of dress has always made a mark in the fashion industry.

As part of these changes, the exams regulator has decided to introduce the requirement for exam boards to make marked GCSE scripts available before their deadline for requesting a review of marking.

Good to see the processor making its mark there, something the competition had ahead of Moto until now.

They are waiting for the correct time and thinking to produce the gadget that would make its mark amongst the customers.

Plus, big data and analytics are gradually making their marks in K - 12 education.

It has firmly made its mark as the most successful new franchise title in history and the company strongly believes that it will make a billion dollars or more in the game's lifespan.

Coinbase is one of the largest exchanges in the world, easily making its mark as one of the leaders in the traditional exchange category.

Make sure not to make any marks below the printed warning on the check.

Overall, I am ready to let the next generation make their mark.

If your personality is pleasing enough and you are beautiful then you are sure to cross the mind of at least a few of these men once you have successfully made your mark.

He missed the initial few months of the new season due to injury, but slowly but surely made mark on the team, finishing the campaign with 5 goals an d 6 assists.