" Jeb Bush said McCain was "right on the mark.
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To the Editor: Thomas Groome is right on the mark.
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I believe Mr. Small's ideas are generally on the mark.
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But an application's success depends, in part, on the mark itself.
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Some of the boys are so on the mark, it's creepy.
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Mr. Claussell's food was exciting and usually right on the mark.
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No. But I think your point is nonetheless on the mark.
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"The real battle ... is on the mark-up on lending," Massiah said.
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As a love letter to Morrowind fans, it's dead on the mark.
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"The Fed's wait-and-see attitude is really on the mark," she added.
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)Was it "really disgusting" or "right on the mark"?
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What is relevant is that Trump's critiques of Baltimore are on the mark.
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"Unfortunately, we were not too gloomy — we were pretty much on the mark."
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More on the mark are cultural observers like "Dilbert" creator and author Scott Adams.
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And her conclusions are right on the mark—though admittedly, for some, are hard to hear.
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However, looking at the substance of his argument shows that he was likely on the mark.
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There's people like that on -- the Mark Cubans of the world, the Oprah Winfreys, the Rocks.
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The polls — which suggested Saturday's election would be a nail-biter — were mostly on the mark.
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"I am for sure gonna run," McCaskill said on "The Mark Reardon Show" on KMOX Newsradio 1120.
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Ever the trendsetter, Gaga seems to be right on the mark with this one going into 2019.
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WILLIAMS: Well, Harris, I think you&aposre right on the mark about what law enforcement may know.
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Cruz, speaking on the Mark Levin Show Thursday night, said Trump is trying to snow over Republican voters.
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In the photos ahead, too baggy, too long, and generally too much are actually right on the mark.
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CS: The points that Hannah Black makes about the circulation of Black death are right on the mark.
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Although it's questionable to conflate the topics of medical marijuana and opioid addiction, Clinton's numbers are on the mark.
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Although it's questionable to conflate the topics of medical marijuana and opioid addiction, Clinton's numbers are on the mark.
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And, in this case, O'Hanlon is probably right on the mark, even if wrong to reject such an approach.
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Predictions are often based on historical research and analysis, and their firms (and clients) hope they're on the mark.
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The amendment process will stretch into the evening, so check The Hill later for more on the mark-up.
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But Republicans say the agency hasn't always been on the mark, particularly when it comes to health care and Obamacare.
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For this album, she's back on the Mark Ronson wagon, and she hasn't worked with him since her debut album.
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Japan put just three of eight shots on target, while only one of Argentina's five shots were on the mark.
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It gets a small bump up in shooting speed, too — 7 frames per second versus 0993 on the Mark III.
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"I was right on the mark," the Treasury Secretary, Steven Mnuchin, boasted, of his characterization of the President as an idiot.
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Then I started doing research for the book, and he was almost exactly on the mark, which I should have assumed.
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His predictions, which will soon carry new weight as the president's top economic adviser, have not always been on the mark.
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To the Editor: Your editorial supporting the Green New Deal despite some of its unrealistic elements is right on the mark.
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From then on, the mark of a successful city was one that could cluster well-educated people in a cool place.
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"Right from the start with 'Make America Great Again,'" the presumptive GOP presidential nominee's campaign slogan was on the mark, he said.
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Whether the company's suppliers can achieve those numbers is another question, and, of course, Digitimes' industry scuttlebutt isn't always on the mark.
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The "Moonlight" and "Hidden Figures" star arrived at LAX Wednesday and we asked if the Oscars were on the mark this year.
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Insightful, a bit irreverent and always on the mark, Fouts avoids saying things he later has to correct, a common fault of analysts.
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According to Stratolaunch, the plane's systems "ran like a watch" and that the aircraft landed "on the mark" after a few low passes.
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"Though don't worry, he'll fold in the end," Coulter predicted while speaking on the "Mark Simone Show" on 710 WOR in New York.
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But in Palo Alto and Los Gatos, chefs are opening on-the-mark restaurants to rival the food scene of nearby San Francisco.
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Locals love On the Mark Palm Springs, a gourmet food market and deli just off the city's main drag on Palm Canyon Drive.
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Bacon was on the mark, though, in the wedge salad, which was a great version of the classic, featuring big chunks of blue cheese.
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To see if my assessment was on the mark, I asked Noisey Canada editor Jabbari Weekes if this qualified as rap in any way.
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I spoke with Vongerichten at his street cart, while reporting on The Mark Hotel's $75,000 per night penthouse suite — the most expensive in America.
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While most lines looked fairly straight and on the mark, there just seemed to be something a little off about the 10-yard line.
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Well, last Wednesday, during an interview on The Mark Levin Show, Sessions returned with a statement that left a lot of folks scratching their heads.
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The A7R III's electronic viewfinder has been upgraded to 6503,686,000 dots (from 2,393,383 dots on the mark II) which makes even small details extremely sharp.
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That helped the National Hurricane Center offer fairly specific predictions for Harvey's path and precipitation, which have been largely on the mark, Mr. Brennan said.
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For everyone insisting Sanders is peddling a kooky ideology best left in the 1960s, here's Bloomberg to prove he may be on the mark today.
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That's a short reach compared to the 24-200mm lens on the Mark VII, but the Mark V had an f/1.8 aperture on it.
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Some years ago, the South African poet Vangi Gantsho got it more on the mark: "You fought until your name became unspoken," he wrote about Winnie.
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Current Markforged owners will get a discount on the Mark X but, given this thing is almost $70,000, I doubt many hobbyists will pick one up.
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The Senate's bill is expected to authorize a similar amount based on the mark up completed by the armed services committee, led by Arizona Republican Sen.
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This sound quality seems on the mark with what you should expect from a model in this price range, though am I wrong to expect better?
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It was 10 years ago this week that the first details of the second-generation Zune leaked, turning out to be right on the mark in hindsight.
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" Jacobson also noted that the digital headline was more on the mark, though still vague: "Who Wins and Who Loses in the Latest G.O.P. Health Care Bill.
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Amazon, Alphabet and Microsoft are the next biggest companies racing to $1 trillion market capitalization, each closing in on the mark yet still over $100 billion away.
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The jury upheld the protest on Thursday and imposed a one-hour penalty on the Mark Richards-skippered Wild Oats, which had won the race eight times before.
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The official word on Wonder Woman is out and the early reactions were on the mark: Diana Prince is carrying the DC Extended Universe towards a brighter future.
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But while the BBC might have gotten the name wrong, it does seem to be on the mark that the new cryptocurrency will be what's called a stablecoin.
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If Wall Street pundits are on the mark with their predictions of increased market volatility coming down the pike, passively managed funds could be in for a wild ride.
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Other services do better with the personalized playlists and non-stop station mixes than Tidal does, though its standalone recommendations for albums and artists are usually on the mark.
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Three-times champion Hamilton had declared Ferrari the "quickest" after winter testing and his forecast of a title fight with the Italian glamor team appeared right on the mark.
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The rest are still unconfirmed, but the fact that some of them appeared to quickly drop offline after the researchers reported them suggests their findings are on the mark.
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Although the governor's $70 billion figure is on the mark, evidence suggests that McGreevey's income tax hike was not the sole cause for the flow of money out of state.
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Cruz has repeatedly knocked Trump for saying he will skip the debate, challenging the billionaire businessman to a head-to-head debate on "The Mark Levin Show" earlier this week.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The Emerging Democratic Agenda" (Op-Ed, June 5): Jared Bernstein is right on the mark in his prescription for the ills of the Democratic Party.
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If Qiliho's suspicions are on the mark, then it looks like the bundles of coke could be traveling hundreds of miles in all directions on the whimsy of the ocean's currents.
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"The Pentagon, the Secretary of Defense, postponed some decision on this two or three weeks ago -- a couple of weeks ago," Blunt said on the "Mark Reardon Show" on KMOX radio.
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"Today, her veterans plan is right on the mark, she has a deep respect for veterans," Caplain, who said he has not decided who he's going to vote for, told CNN.
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His forecasts, made with an open-source program that he maintains as a teaching tool on his Yale website, are not always entirely on the mark, but they are always instructive.
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Trish's portrayer Rachael Taylor has an explanation for this uncannily on-the-mark depiction of what #MeToo and the Time's Up initiative is trying to end: the magic of creator Melissa Rosenberg.
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Although some genetic experts question the accuracy of such tests to pinpoint geographical ancestry, the molecular genealogist Diahan Southard said that the results are usually on the mark, save for some exceptions.
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If Westbrook's fast start to the season sent the message that he did not need Durant anymore, Thursday's game showed that predictions of a challenging season for Oklahoma City were on the mark.
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But the prevailing concept of old pictures as humorless relics seems on the mark (and is confirmed, in some ways, by the need to make a special Flickr group for pictures that aren't dour).
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GUAXUPE, Brazil (Reuters) - Whichever of the many forecasts for Brazil's maturing arabica coffee crop end up on the mark, there is no doubt the harvest will be large and have more big screen beans.
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Note: rising contender Emmanuel Sanchez missed weight for his featherweight bout with former bantamweight champ Marcos Galvao, while heavyweight veteran Sergei Kharitonov is on the mark for his second fight in the Bellator cage.
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And then, even when we came in on the mark, the fucking publishing house cut multiple chapters without consulting us so they could fit in more dick-ass pictures of Ozzy Osbourne jumping around!
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Canadian ice dancers Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir set a new short programme world record at the Olympics on Monday, improving on the mark they set last October.
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That wing of the party, McCaskill said on "The Mark Reardon Show" in St. Louis, could offer up a primary challenger to take on the two-term senator when she runs for reelection next year.
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Pulisic proved he could be a pure No. 10, a playmaker: showing he was able to pick locks, drifting and floating the ball over befuddled defenders' heads and hitting his teammates squarely on the mark.
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"Any of the issues or anything anyone ever talked about with Shannen, one thing I could always tell them was when she was on the mark and we were doing our work, I had no problems."
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For example, we had a scratch on our wooden dining table, and she taught me to put mayo on the mark because the fattiness of the mayo makes the wood swell and fill in the scratch.
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Brutalism expressed something about the insularity of the literary world that was bang on the mark and, most importantly, the writers involved were good enough that they have become part of the reshaping of that landscape.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Aristotle's Wrongful Death" (column, May 27): Frank Bruni is on the mark to lament the fact that some colleges are doing away with liberal arts majors in favor of career preparation.
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After Schumer, whose ancestors came from Eastern Europe, quite far from the Emerald Isle, harvested warm laughter with self-deprecating humor and stories of his humble Brooklyn roots, King's remarks proved to be right on the mark.
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Although he was often revered as something of an oracle in his years at Pimco, his frequent pronouncements on the state of the markets and the economy were not always on the mark, even in his heyday.
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Despite what President Trump believes about how the Republicans "aren't going to own" this mess, insurance industry expert Robert Laszewski is more on the mark when he wrote Tuesday that the GOP are indeed on the hook politically.
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Mr. Thomas — who will leave the San Francisco Symphony in 2020 after 25 years as its conductor, specializing in Mahler in recent decades — was right on the mark through most of the Fourth Symphony, whose simplicity can be deceptive.
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Generally, I feel that no matter how carefully I tread in the sex arena, I am either too little or too much, never on the mark — a feeling I think many women share in this and other facets of their lives.
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Letter To the Editor: "How to Help Former Inmates Thrive," by Robert E. Rubin (Op-Ed, June 3), is on the mark: Our economy and our society will be better off if people being released from prison are equipped to succeed.
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As for the HTC HD7 that Spencer wields in season two, I dare you to find me a 2011 teen who had heard tell of Windows Phone OS. The Samsung Intercept that Emily owns this season is on the mark for me.
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Editorial The mayor of Charlottesville, Va., was on the mark when he compared the people who marched with torches on Saturday to protest the planned removal of a Confederate monument to Ku Klux Klansmen, who terrorized Southern nights with cross-burnings and violence.
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And maybe if Esmail had not preemptively prepared his viewers to try and poke holes in his plot up front, the revelation — that all Elliot Alderson had been through this season was essentially a self-induced fever dream — might have landed a bit more on the mark.
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"I really am amazed that a judge sitting on an island in the Pacific can issue an order that stops the President of the United States from what appears to be clearly his statutory and Constitutional power," he said on "The Mark Levin Show" Tuesday evening.
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Yes, he's been on the mark with the decision to hold campaign-style rallies across the country for tax reform, showing an enthusiasm and energy that even exceeds the efforts previous presidents like Kennedy, Reagan, and George W. Bush who also worked hard for tax cuts.
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"If Donald is afraid of Megyn Kelly, I would like to invite him on your show to participate in a one-on-one debate between me and Donald, mano y mano," Cruz said during an interview on "The Mark Levin Show," adding that Trump could choose the moderator.
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Talk of a sub-two hour marathon has been a staple among athletics fans for years but gained new impetus last week with Nike's announcement of its "Breaking2" project for a focused attack on the mark, albeit in a controlled environment somewhat at odds with the traditional road race format.
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I try to sub the Stormtrooper out for Luke in an X-Wing, hovering above the table in the operating room, waiting for nurse's signal before firing off a couple of casual, obviously on the mark, laser blasts that shimmer down the impossibly narrow corridor to hit their target first try, no problem.
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And the Mark III has an improved autofocus system, too, with 121 AF points versus the 81 found on the Mark II. The E-M10 Mark III, like its Olympus brethren, is a Micro Four Thirds camera, so it's always going to struggle a bit in certain situations compared to cameras with bigger sensors.
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"I really am amazed that a judge sitting on an island in the Pacific can issue an order that stops the president of the United States from what appears to be clearly his statutory and constitutional power," Mr. Sessions said this week in an interview on "The Mark Levin Show," a conservative talk radio program.
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New on the Mark 25 model are some more modern features, like a Windows Hello-enabled front camera (with both visual and IR sensors), keyboard keys that are 24 percent larger, an improved camera, and an extended 225-hour estimated battery life thanks to a second battery that now comes standard in the keyboard half of the computer.
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I think the president is right on the mark when he&aposs saying, I want to get this done during my presidency, during my first term, two-plus years is sufficient time to get it done, we can phase it during those two years, I&aposm not going to pass this problem onto my successor, as it&aposs been passed onto me.
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Ocasio-Cortez blasts NYT editor for suggesting Tlaib, Omar aren't representative of Midwest Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand MORE (D-Mo.), who is one of 10 Democrats up for reelection next year in states Trump won, said on "The Mark Reardon Show" last month that she's aware of a likely backlash from the base if she votes for the president's nominees.
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" While I have read other sources approximating that a 70 percent increase is more on the mark of what will be needed, any of these required increases in food production within this space of time is wake-up call enough, even for those of us who have experienced firsthand the unprecedented increases in yields many American farmers have experienced over the past 30 years thanks in large part to the biotechnology pioneered by Dr. Norman Borlaug, father of the "Green Revolution.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE says he was "amazed" a judge in Hawaii could halt President Trump's order blocking people from six predominately Muslim countries from entering the U.S. "I really am amazed that a judge sitting on an island in the Pacific can issue an order that stops the President of the United States from what appears to be clearly his statutory and constitutional power," Sessions said on "The Mark Levin Show," as first reported by CNN.
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