| game mark | 5.99 | The game marked his long-awaited breakout. | ||
| move mark | 4.67 | To some, the move marks the end of an era. | ||
| agreement mark | 4.28 | The agreement marks a shift by Bankers Trust. | ||
| case mark | 4.15 | The Bronx case marks the second such mass arrest in two years. | ||
| year mark | 4.08 | This year marked a milestone for Corison. | ||
| decision mark | 3.88 | The decision marks a full circle for Toyota. | ||
| announcement mark | 3.82 | The announcement marked an about-face by Iraq. | ||
| deal mark | 3.29 | The deal marks the end of an era for Seagram. | ||
| incident mark | 3.23 | That incident may have marked a watershed of sorts. | ||
| election mark | 3.16 | Election marks end of reforms. | ||
| event mark | 3.09 | This week, two events mark the conquest. | ||
| meeting mark | 3.03 | That meeting marked a turning point. | ||
| visit mark | 3.03 | His visit marked the first by a US secretary of state to Angola. | ||
| ceremony mark | 2.76 | Ceremonies mark anniversary of Zionist congress. | ||
| sale mark | 2.70 | The sale marked a retreat by another British bank. | ||
| victory mark | 2.70 | The victory marked a new era for Costa Rica. | ||
| attack mark | 2.50 | Vitriolic personal attacks have marked the campaign. | ||
| vote mark | 2.44 | The government said the vote marked a turning-point. | ||
| action mark | 2.24 | The NATO action on Kosovo marked a new approach. | ||
| voter mark | 1.97 | In the Irish system, voters mark ballots in order of preference. |