long mark
Britishnoun
Example Sentences
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Hojbjerg ripped off his shirt in celebration as Marseille appeared to be heading to the top of the table, but Hidalgo -- the young Argentine forward brought on as a late substitute -- silenced the crowd as he headed in a long Mark McKenzie throw in stoppage time to make it 2-2.
From Barron's
Hahn: Oh, it’s been so long, Mark.
From Los Angeles Times
“Mark is a great teammate that everybody loves, the players, the coaching staff and the fans. For him to go down, that’s tough. I knew he was hurting a little bit when he stayed down that long. Mark is one of the toughest guys around, so we’ll be praying for him.”
From Seattle Times
“For too long, Mark Zuckerberg has allowed bad actors to use his platform to dehumanize Muslims resulting in murders and attacks targeting Muslim communities in the U.S. and around the world.”
From Washington Times
The forensic examination report shows a long mark on the left side of the woman's neck, Bux said, something which could be a sign of violence or a potential struggle.
From US News
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