leave a mark

Should Harris be elected, she would be the first South Asian American to reside in the executive mansion, and her intimate understanding of Indian cuisine may well leave a mark on what emerges from its kitchens.

Portugal international Semedo is still likely to regain his place, but Lima is expected to leave a mark this season.

“What happened to me just over a year ago was tragic and will leave a mark on my life and all of those involved,” Khan said.

“The redwoods, once seen, leave a mark or create a vision that stays with you always,” Steinbeck wrote in ‘Travels With Charley.’

Nowhere is the state party’s rejection more likely to leave a mark than in Bacon’s race.