Sentence examples for beginning to mark from inspiring English sources
While final election manifestos are still a way off yet, the Tories, Labour, Lib Dems, Ukip and the Greens are all beginning to mark their territory.
In most cases, the families of those taken and the survivors are just now beginning to mark the 50th anniversaries of their capture.
There goes that record, there goes this record". So you begin to have the sense that not only is it very long in terms of duration but the sheer duration of it, the quality of tennis, the records that are tumbling, are beginning to mark it out as something special.
Earlier today, he had lunch with the owner of a Western coal company who is thinking about the feasibility of building a new coal-fired power plant in Wyoming and shipping the electricity to California; this afternoon, he says he has been "keeping tabs" on what's going on over in the House of Representatives, where the Commerce Committee is beginning to mark up an energy bill.
Red Sox fans are beginning to mark the days when David Price pitches, but not for the same reasons.
In the informal, personal style that is beginning to mark his papacy, Francis placed the call himself.
The White House meeting comes days before the House Financial Services Committee begins to mark up the administration's plan.
He then began to mark his routes -spirals, circles, straight lines - on maps that could be shown in a gallery.
The 2006 vintage, too, was marked by cool weather — a throwback to the early 1990s, before a run of intense heat began to mark the wines.
On June 27th Britain will begin to mark a new Armed Forces Day.British forces have been at war for the past seven years.
