Sentence examples for capital marked from inspiring English sources
An opening victory against co-hosts Wales, who were backed by 45,000 supporters in the nation's capital, marked Italy's arrival at the tournament in style.
THE crowds in Nuuk, Greenland's pretty coastal capital, marked the devolution of more powers from Denmark, on midsummer's day, with cheers, processions and flags.
The Anglo-American decision to circumvent the arbitrary Soviet closure of road and rail routes to the German capital marked the start of the cold war.
Shenzhen is China's first special economic zone and, similar to the SF Bay Area, is known as a cultural capital marked by the massive growth of the tech industry.
This magnificent coda played out against the backdrop of a turbulent period in the history of the Bohemian capital marked by war, revolt, regime changes and a turbulent economy.
Activists said the court's ruling on Monday in Yaoundé, the capital, marked yet another setback for gays and lesbians in the west African country, widely viewed as the most repressive country in the continent when it comes to prosecuting same-sex couples.
The second quarter of 2008 was entirely devoid of IPOs from companies backed by venture capital, marking a low-water mark not seen since 1978.
THE SUMMIT OF Songshan mountain, some 60 miles (100km) from China's capital, marks the boundary between Beijing municipality and the neighbouring province of Hebei.
Now Union Square Cafe is coming to the nation's capital, marking the first location Meyer plans to open outside of New York.
The appearance of flowers and fresh fruits and vegetables in barren markets temporarily lifted the city's spirits, creating the illusion that this was just another European capital marking time until the August holidays.
The treasurer, Scott Morrison, is hitting the airwaves to sell the benefits of debt as a vital source of capital – marking a further departure from Abbott-Turnbull goverhetorichetoricastingng debt as a disaster, an emergency, a financial melanoma or a house on fire.
