Sentence examples for be marked from from inspiring English sources
Its progression may be marked from the crucible of its creation to its dissemination to a larger public, and, finally, to the use to which it is put.
On the eve of Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee to be marked from June 2nd to 5th the archives offer a remarkably evocative glimpse of the recent past.The 1977 files describe a country that was tired and riven by industrial conflict.
Another tradition that had an impact on life on the Island -- the emergence of the area as a haven for New York City millionaires -- is commemorated today at Dowling College where the 100th aniversary of Idle Hour, the mansion on its Oakdale campus, will be marked from noon to 3 p.m.
The author suggests that the West's fall can be marked from the moment she released her hold on the certainty and power of medieval Christianity and began to get lost amidst "the widening gyre" that came with the misleading knowledge of the Enlightenment and the seductive promises of modernity.
Miter saw cuts Long lengths should be marked from the left and short lengths of say under a meter should be marked from the right.
High topographical terrains were marked from DEM image to represent the residual areas.
He is marked from the outset, and the ring becomes a symbol of the corruption of his authority.
Naturally, the voices of reason are unanimous: Mrs Tanaka must go.In truth, Mrs Tanaka's card has been marked from the start.
The initial decrease in pH was marked, from ca. 7.6 in the overlying waters to 7.22 at the SWI to ca. 6.7 below 8 mm.
The midline of the anterior longitudinal ligament was marked from the promontory to its inferior edge, and measurements were taken to the leading edge of vessels proximal to the presacral space.
