Sentence examples for again, marks from inspiring English sources

So the governor's decision not to run again marks a real setback.The Democrats have not abandoned hope.

The rebuilt Frauenkirche, the great Baroque cathedral where Bach played, again marks the skyline with its bell-shaped dome, as it did for centuries.

As Ben Brantley noted in a recent New York Times piece, this season again marks the "enduring appeal to actors and audiences of parents who eat their babies for breakfast".

The beginning of the spinodal gap again marks a "peritectic point", which corresponds to an aqueous composition in equilibrium with two different solid compositions.

After the next verse an E major seven chord again marks a break before the start of the chorus.

For example, on the Jewish calendar each time the moon completes its cycle and begins again marks the celebration of another Jewish month, or Rosh Chodesh.

The conference is again marked by standout individual performers.

This week, a free man, he again marked the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

The second year of the race, however, was again marked by a troubling event.

When you put the exposed roll into the canister, again mark the date and location.

The English presence is once again marked, but the challenge is growing steeper.