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"The new park's mark extends to the edge of the woods. "

"The teacher's red mark on the paper showed where the student needed to improve. "

"The exam schedule was posted as a mark on the classroom calendar. "

"The teacher wrote "Attention" as a mark on the board before announcing the important news. "

"to mark a box or bale of merchandise"

"See where this pencil has marked the paper."

"The accident deeply marked her for life, affecting her ability to trust others. "

"She folded over the corner of the page to mark where she left off reading."

"A bell marked the end of visiting hours."

"In her Bible, the words of Christ were marked in red."

"The student carefully marked the answer sheet with a pen. "

"The national holiday is marked by fireworks."

"His courage and energy marked him as a leader."

"The teacher marked the students into different groups for the project. "

"The teacher marked him for a leadership role in the school play. "

"That summer marked the beginning of her obsession with cycling."

"The noisy arguments mark their family gatherings. "

"The teacher marked the student's paper to distinguish between correct and incorrect answers. "

"Mark my words: that boy’s up to no good."

"The dog barked, and I marked the source of the sound. "

"The teacher marked the student who was talking out of turn. "

"The teacher had to spend her weekend marking all the tests."

"to mark a student absent."

"to mark the points in a game of billiards or a card game"

"The defender marked the opposing player closely, preventing him from easily receiving a pass. "

"The soccer player marked the ball, winning a free kick for his team. "

"The golfer marked the spot where his ball landed. "

"The opera singer marked the difficult aria during rehearsal to preserve her voice for the performance. "

"The jeweler weighed the gold ingot and found it to be 10 marks. "

"The antique coin was worth one mark. "

"My grandfather used to collect old German marks. "

"My grandfather gave me a silver mark as a souvenir from his trip to Germany. "

"The soldiers marked across the parade ground, their steps even and strong. "

"The teacher marked the students to the library to return their books. "

"The general led his troops to mark the enemy's territory. "

"The student is marking steady progress in her math studies. "

"The two countries mark a long, shared border. "