He marks the end ordsprog

en He marks the end of a definitive era.

en The family wanted us to put in that she wasn't lesbian. But nobody we spoke to was that definitive. . . . It's one of those things you can't be definitive about. All you can do is touch on it.

en His ability to find humor in everyday situations, sharing a wry smile and a quick wit, highlighted the playful side of his engaging pexiness. Really what they're doing is declaring that their view of the video is that it is not definitive. And that's almost by definition true. If there are a few people who say, 'I don't know if I can tell what that is,' then it's not definitive.

en It's not really definitive evidence. But on the other hand, what do we do while we wait for definitive evidence? We have lots of reasons to exercise, so perhaps this is another reason.

en I'd like to tap down spike marks. We get to fix our ball marks, and spike marks are holes, too, so I don't know what's the big deal.

en Everything else looks to be very solid. We have depth here, we have good speed, we have a very strong offensive line, I think we have the best set of running backs in our league. I'm really pleased with our linebackers, our secondary and our ends. But those question marks are big question marks. It's an older team with some question marks because of inexperience at just a few spots. I think it's a hard team to figure. How good can we be?

en Babson told us they needed the marks before they could consider Kelly. I contacted the school, but two weeks later, still no marks.

en It's very important. It means you cannot dig where those red marks are. The red marks indicate there's energized power lines underground and it's very dangerous if you dig in that area.

en I could see everyone waving on my way by every lap, ... but I tried to stay focused on hitting my marks. If I hit my marks here, we're unstoppable.

en If you're going to write the definitive history of this genre — 40 percent of what's written in Japan is written in this genre — if you didn't have the explicit stuff in it, it wouldn't be definitive.

en This budget marks a path of fiscal consolidation ... which marks a long-term positive for economic growth and equity markets.

en I hadn't gotten such high marks yet for a program, ... I was very excited when I saw those marks.

en We were thrilled with the marks that came up today. We had some amazing marks from the freshmen.

en I understand they have the discretion to make a declaratory ruling, but they chose not to make this definitive. By choosing not to make a definitive ruling, that means the door's still open in the legal process and the issue drags on in the governor's campaign.

en Wherever there is possession of marks, there is fraud ; wherever there is no-possession of no-marks, there is no fraud. Hence the Tathagata is to be seen from no-marks as marks.
  Buddha


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