Sentence examples for apparently marked from inspiring English sources

Iranian television broadcast pictures of scientists dancing and waving test tubes apparently marked with chemical symbols.

This week, Schwarzman's 62nd birthday was apparently marked in modest style – a brief celebration with cake and drinks in Blackstone's boardroom.

This work apparently marked an important advance in the rendering of space, perspective, and distance by means of the placement of figures within a composition.

Ten New Songs (2001) apparently marked Cohen's emergence from monastic seclusion on Mount Baldy, and found him leaning heavily on his co-writer, the musician Sharon Robinson, for support.

More or less discreetly, at fundraising events of all kinds, hundreds of internship auctions are now taking place – but the Tory auction apparently marked the first time major political figures had endorsed the practice.

A youth-team match when Ben Arfa moaned at a misplaced Benzema pass by cussing his team-mate's family, who happened to be watching, apparently marked the start of the frosty relationship.

Firemen placed traffic cones across a blackened field, apparently marking the places where charred bodies were found.

The layoffs apparently mark the end of the voluntary furloughs that US Airways, the nation's seventh-largest airline, had offered its employees to stave off job cuts.

It reads: "The hole in the ceiling and the floor of the carriage apparently mark the place where the bastard suicide bomber blew himself up".

As my colleagues Anthony Shadid and Steven Lee Myers report, the Syrian government announced on Wednesday that military forces were being withdrawn from the central city of Hama, apparently marking a pause in the offensive there.

A European tour had to be abandoned immediately after a show at London's Roundhouse in November 2012, which apparently marks the last time the pair spoke to each other.