Examples of 'could mark' in a sentence
Meaning of "could mark"
The phrase 'could mark' implies the possibility of making a noticeable or significant impact or impression. It suggests that a particular action or event has the potential to leave a lasting mark or have a meaningful effect on a situation, person, or outcome
How to use "could mark" in a sentence
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These conclusions could mark a turning point.
There are other things you could mark.
That way we could mark everything down.
Could mark the exchange point.
Something that could mark his future.
I could mark when they reached the residence.
But the quakes could mark a turning point.
I could mark the trees with this chalk as a guide.
We had one last week that could mark a squirrel in his head.
I could mark it on the map.
They were afraid that their failure could mark their summer destiny.
Failure could mark their lives forever.
There are high chances that the recipient could mark you as spam.
You could mark all the names.
Ancient astronaut theorists say yes and suggest they could mark an ancient flight path.
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And if we could mark that single moment in time.
A few even suggested the possibility that the crisis could mark the end of capitalism itself.
Countries could mark multiple responses to this question.
Rather it was that she had not provided any answers that the Board could mark.
Rock paintings could mark a territory of habitation or hunting.
Islamic Jihad vowed revenge and suggested the killing could mark an end to the ceasefire.
Respondents could mark more than one source.
The late May summit of NATO leaders in Chicago could mark a turning point.
We could mark a point anywhere.
Such defiance here is rare and could mark the beginning of something bigger.
I could mark you absent.
The next time Indiana Jones appears in film could mark a major change for the franchise.
He could mark on a curve eventually.
Lead attorney Terry Collingsworth says the suit could mark the biggest terrorism case in history.
I suppose we could mark up the cost of shipping to cover your travel.
There should be a X that could mark the location.
These tissues could mark a radical evolution in medical research.
I am sorry I cut all the Bible ribbons short so no one could mark their place.
Such a change could mark the start of flu pandemic.
Fingerprinting a child at an early age could mark him / her for life.
This research could mark a turning point in various scientific fields.
And neither could Mark.
These eggs could mark the start of a new era in medicine.
Do not use abrasive sponges, metal pads or other materials that could mark the surface.
Friday could mark the first time he faces criminal charges.
I wish somehow I could mark their graves.
This could mark the beginning of a new era in space transportation.
The day Pence is sworn in could mark the bottom for the US dollar.
It could mark a new beginning but that is not known for certain.
Justice Minister Monica Macovei warned this could mark a step backward in the EU integration process.
This could mark a sea change in the evolution of Palestinian nationalism.
The hi-tech technique could mark a new era of discoveries.
It could mark the most expensive election campaign in the history of Germany.
These biocompatible silicon gadgets could mark the start of a fresh wave of surgical consumer electronics.
Could mark the beginning of a much needed renewed Community method and a genuine European public space.
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I figured you could use a little help
Could go to prison for some time if convicted
On horseback you could be home in three days
