Sentence examples for battle marks from inspiring English sources

Antismoking groups said the ban, instituted after a three-year legal battle, marks a victory.

That he will be able to carry it into another battle marks an extraordinary comeback, for in 2008 most dismissed the possibility that he would return to prominence.

The battle marks one of those moments of history that the English get especially boorish about, and you can see why – a much larger aristocratic French army was unexpectedly overwhelmed by English archers (yeomen bowmen, perhaps).

The conclusion of the battle marks one of the last celebrations for their Grand July Fair, as the Valencian people play in the mounds leftover flowers, rejoicing in the fruits of their collective labor.

The battle marked the end of the second Wahhābī empire.

This battle marked the beginning of the gradual Muslim retreat.

The battle marked the end of the attempt to rule Bengal through a puppet nawab.

According to Polybius, this battle marked the first time a Roman could envision a global perspective of future empire.

The battle marked the failure of Hood's Tennessee campaign, and his army disintegrated a few weeks later following the Battle of Nashville.

Leading figures on both sides of the argument were agreed that the referendum battle marked a sea change in the country's political engagement.

The battle marked the end of the order's expansion along the southeastern coast of the Baltic Sea and the beginning of the decline of its power.