Sentence examples for again marked the from inspiring English sources

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

The aspirations that had launched her from San Francisco and back again marked the way she thought about art and its cultural role.

The trend line, which has been supportive of past pullbacks, again marked the low in the VIX.

Factionalism again marked the Republican nominating convention in 1904.

According to Stacey Nishi, president-elect of Glendale Kiwanis and one of the event's organizers, the Duck Race reached its goal of 20,000 adopted ducks and again marked the fundraiser as the largest for the club.

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

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

Industrial output was up 0.4% on the month and 3% on the year, again marking the strongest growth for more than three years.

The "volunteers" who'd be cajoled up onto the stage were still struggling to figure out how to put on their masks when the siren blared again, marking the end of the drill.

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".

Only after 12,000 years ago, when a permanent warming trend set in, were they able to spread across all of Europe again, marking the beginning of a period called the Mesolithic.