Sentence examples for be used to mark from inspiring English sources
The cash will also be used to mark significant dates in the Second World War.
Nevertheless, we find it oddly unsettling to think that the wail of a siren -the ugly signal of catastrophe - should be used to mark the passing hour.
If any document coming out of the conference remains vague, Annapolis will also be used to mark another effort to carry out the first stage of the moribund 2003 "road map" for peace.
But here in New York, a city that is lifted two inches off the ground every day by the labors of Mexicans, many from Puebla, nearly every corner of open space will be used to mark the day.
A department spokesperson said: "The commas here are a matter of choice: they can be used to mark out clauses that appear at the beginning or the end of a sentence, but they are not necessary.
Although some scientists argue that the Great Acceleration should be used to mark the dawn of the Anthropocene, others, including Crutzen, note that the Great Acceleration simply marked the beginning of the Epoch's more intensive second phase.
A soft lead pencil was used to mark the stripes, which were painted lightest colors first.
It is used to mark the disjunction between legal requirement and actual behaviour.
Voters' lists were used to mark Sikh houses and businesses overnight.
Fans of the novel were outraged that a similarly bold cover has not been used to mark the 50th anniversary.
