Sentence examples for calendars marked from inspiring English sources

At the same time, acquaintances and intimates wouldn't have to go to heroic mnemonic lengths, or hire secretaries, to keep calendars marked and birthday greetings in the mail.

Until we hear otherwise, though, keep your calendars marked.

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.

The true millennium, he said, is the year 2001, since the calendar marked the birth of Christ with 1 A.D., not 0 A.D. "I think everything might go 'klabooey,' " he said.

The respondent is mailed a calendar marked with key dates of her pregnancy to facilitate answering questions about timing of exposures.

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.

In fact, someone should seriously consider producing a small, pocket-sized calendar marking all the key events on it - that way you would never be far from a different celebratory glass of something tasty.

He would put together a photo-filled calendar marking the birthdays and anniversaries of the 60-odd members of his, his wife's and his six siblings' families and hand it out to everyone.