Sentence examples for as they mark from inspiring English sources

Icelanders are getting nervous as they mark the anniversary of Katla's last blast.

The commemorators have every right to blend somber and light as they mark a half-century of progress.

Instead, a calm emanates from the structure of the sentences, whose stately cadences reassure the reader even as they mark out the hard times.

As they mark the moment, Democrats generally make no mention of the troop buildup and strategy change ordered by Mr. Bush in 2007, which many credit with turning around the war and making it possible to end combat now.

Rail Minister Theresa Villiers said: "The impact of the tragedy at Hatfield still resonates today and my thoughts are with the friends and relatives of those killed and injured as they mark the 10th anniversary.

"With all these people leaning into the table, bumping into each other as they mark the map, people also learn there's a lot of different meanings, and no one person has universal claim to it".

The lanky minarets were a useful reference point as they marked the centre of the city's shoreline.

And he played videos of people laughing and joking as they marked up one ballot after another.

Marching bands and pageants kept thousands on their toes in central Dublin as they marked the year of The Gathering - Ireland's 12 months of homecoming celebrations.

On November 16th young right-wingers pelted Muslims with eggs as they marked their Eid festival with an outdoor prayer meeting (Athens has no official city mosque).

But unlike elsewhere in the Arab world their mood was again mostly buoyant as they marked the anniversary of Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali's fall on January 14th.