Sentence examples for calendar marks from inspiring English sources
In periodic festivals men celebrate sacred time; a sacred calendar marks off the intervals of man's life, and these sacred festivals provide the pattern for productive and joyous living.
In most parts of life, the calendar marks the passage of time, with the end of the year prompting people to pause and reflect on the year past, then resolve to make resolutions that won't make it out of January.
The important date on the Christian Calendar marks the beginning of Holy Week but the popular pontiff was more than happy to break with tradition, hopping off his pope-mobile to pose for selfies with the crowd.
As for the new name, she said it's meant to be "whimsical": "Every event in your calendar marks a starting and stopping point in your day — similar to what a stanza represents within a poem".
The Mayan calendar marks the end of a 5,126 year old cycle around December 21 , 2012which should bring the return of Bolon Yokte, a Mayan god associated with war and creation.
However endearing, it is time for the American Muslim community to phase out moon-sighting and replace it with astronomical calculations as a standard to determine the annual Ramadan schedule (quick note: the Islamic calendar marks each new month with the advent of a new moon and is 11 days shorter than the Gregorian calendar).
Mirren said the calendar marked a "cultural shift…but not the end of the journey".
The duplex had an open kitchen, a fenced-in terrace and a calendar marked with reminders like "Go to Cape Cod".
On the refrigerator in their sparsely furnished apartment is a calendar marked with the date — the 6th — that their card is refreshed.
Blacks commemorated the same day on the calendar, marking the start of armed struggle against the apartheid regime by the African National Congress in 1961.
So I was pleasantly surprised to click on an E-Saver fare in an e-mail message from US Airways and be linked to a calendar marking the days the reduced fare was available.
