Sentence examples for capital marks from inspiring English sources
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.
The incident comes just days before the capital marks the anniversary of those killed in the 7/7 terror attacks, and a week after 30 British tourists were killed in the Tunisia beach massacre.
The sale of 141m new shares, equivalent to 10% of G4S's existing share capital, marks a spectacular fall from grace for the company, which two years ago announced a £5.2bn takeover of Danish facilities management firm ISS to create a global giant with more than 1.2 million employees.
The battle, on the edge of the region's administrative capital, marks a new phase in the conflict in Ukraine's east, which began when rebels started seizing administrative and security buildings at the beginning of April.
A special exhibit, "Picturing Princeton 1783: The Nation's Capital" marks the 225th anniversary of Princeton's service as the United States capital and runs through June 2009.
The launch of 1955 Capital marks the continuation of his journey, as well as a historic step towards investing in a better future.
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 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.
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.
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.
There have been hints of friction in Tripoli as some brigades of fighters balk at decisions of the transitional rebel leadership, and militia members who came from east and west to invade the capital mark their jurisdictions, block by block, with spray paint.
