make its mark

Even if most mainlanders go home unconvinced about Taiwan's culinary attributes, the place does seem to make its mark on some. Mr.

But Poland, eager to make its mark as a diplomatic heavyweight, has provided a permanent office in Warsaw.

But when it comes to creating brands, the region has barely begun to make its mark.

On the bright side, the redhead has almost a century left to make its mark in the world and become a legend that will live forever.

In the long run, we want the JCCAC to make its mark on the cultural map of Asia.

Creative genius therefore must navigate its way through the apparatus and make its mark without actually touching the apparatus.

By using a chip, rather than a battery, NFC hopes to make its mark.

But this generation of young economists will make its mark on the discipline.

I hope for the book to make its mark.

Will the school make its mark in education?

That is how this generation of Americans will make its mark on history.

There is definite cause for encouragement for developing countries; China in particular is really starting to make its mark.

It is cleaner than other labeling systems, using only light to make its mark;