71.   All the emblematic teachers, he noticed, made their mark with very young players.

72.   Allison said with Bourque such a dominant presence, it was difficult for the young players to make their mark in terms of leadership.

73.   Brown may have made his mark in Washington, but his old friends say his heart never left Harlem.

74.   But a top British agency executive, whose initial foray onto Madison Avenue is not yet three months old, is already making her mark.

75.   Bronx Prep has made its mark with a back-to-basics curriculum, an extended school day and a meticulous focus on discipline and rules.

76.   But after graduating from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, the young man failed to make his mark in either New York or Los Angeles.

77.   But Bilbo and Talmadge, too, when they were making their marks, purged the faculties of their universities of teachers thought to be sympathetic to race mixing.

78.   But Californians, reared on concrete courts, have made their marks on the French Open.

79.   But Ferraro made her mark in history.

80.   But first he must make a mark of his own.