made his mark

After only a year at our department, Mr. A made his mark; my hat goes off to him for busting his tail off.

Norman quickly made his mark and was the company's top salesman .

By then a man might be expected to have made his mark in the world, rather than be celebrating his coming-of-age.

AS Pan Shou, he made his mark in the calligraphy circles, and achieved the honour of being a "" national treASure "" .

He looked very young, which surprised her because she was expecting to meet a man who had already made his mark.

Contemporary fine arts, where Mr Ai made his mark and where China has made more of a global impression, are not so tightly controlled.

He made his mark on the contract.

He has already made his mark on biology throughout a career puzzling over and exploring the workings of DNA and its cousin, RNA.

Made his mark with a tied fourth finish in the 1999 Volvo China Open as an amateur.

Daniels in recent years has made his mark as a cost-cutter, helping boost IBM's margins.

Jackson, who was often described as the most popular musician in the world, made his mark here in Pakistan, too.

Mcpherson had made his mark with sparkling accomplishment in that most difficult areas.

Mario Batali made his mark a decade ago in New York as chef and co-owner of Babbo, America's most celebrated Italian restaurant.

He spent time in GE (GE, Fortune 500) and made his mark at a Swiss quality control company.

Rodrigo Rato made his mark abroad as a Latin American expert.

While the Reds' 'big four' record from last season is best glossed over, Berba made his mark against both Liverpool and Chelsea.

But it seems Confucius has made his mark on many.

Bart Bass definitely made his mark on manhattan.

The artist made his mark twenty years ago while living in Paris.

Michael Jackson Made his Mark in Pakistan