Sentence examples for begun to mark from inspiring English sources

In recent years, though, most of them have dropped that pretense and begun to mark the day as the nakba, "the catastrophe," which is what Palestinians elsewhere call it.

Commemorations have begun to mark 60 years since the end of the Korean War.

In order to rid itself of stock that's not selling, Leen has begun to mark down certain items by up to 30%.

In previous updates, the browser had already begun to mark critical HTTP pages — like those that collect bank and personal information — as "not secure".

And Mr. Weinstein and Mr. Altschuler began to mark their prey.

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.

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.

On June 27th Britain will begin to mark a new Armed Forces Day.British forces have been at war for the past seven years.

But in 2007, Goldman began to mark down the value of the supersenior collateralized debt obligations that were underlying credit-default swap agreements with A.I.G.