Sentence examples for begins marked from inspiring English sources

The alto begins, marked "dolce and tranquillo" (sweet and calm) a melody of ten measures, beginning like the first motiv but more flowing.

A downward spiral began, marked by racial violence, uncivil behavior and destructive radical movements.

The vote in Tunisia, where the Arab spring began, marked the end of a relatively smooth transition to full democracy.

There were a handful of protests and a heavy police presence, but no major incidents as Thursday's Thanksgiving holiday began, marked by snow and rain.

Rawlinson began marking for Edexcel in 2007.

Senator Jack Reed, Democrat of Rhode Island, said he hoped the committee could begin marking up a bill later this month.

But Hunt said this had been the wrong way to begin marking the 100th anniversary of the conflict.

The man on duty began marking up the map but paused when he got near Poughkeepsie, and asked whether the motorist was a Republican or a Democrat.

The Senate agriculture panel will begin marking up the bill tomorrow.

Over the last nine months the lions have begun marking their territory in northeastern sector of the reserve.

Holdren was more restrained in discussing the NASA reauthorization, which the panel began marking up at 11 a.m., barely 1 hour after Holdren ended his talk.