Sentence examples for christmas marks from inspiring English sources

This Christmas marks the first anniversary of my redundancy from Barclays.

Skating along his chiming notes, the urgency of 'Zombie Christmas' marks it out as something different to the usual seasonal turkeys.

The new recording of "Do They Know It's Christmas?" marks the 30th anniversary of the first Live Aid, which raised funds to help with famine relief in Ethiopia.

This Christmas marks 40 years since bass player Steve Harris formed the band; it's more than 30 years since the albums on which their reputation really rests appeared: The Number of the Beast, Piece of Mind, Powerslave.

Christmas marks many people's favorite time of year.

Mary's new CD, A Mary Christmas marks Blige first Christmas album.

This story from Matthew is called "the slaughter of the holy innocents" and it shows how even the very first Christmas was marked by that great back-and-forth movement that marks all of human life -- the swing between joy and sorrow, peace and pain.

Perhaps the original Christmas was marked more with agony and grief like that in Connecticut than with the glitz and glamour of the shopping malls and Christmas parades.

He did, but left behind an old dairy creamer container marked "Christmas Gifts".

Sales closer to Christmas can be worth marking on your calendar, such as end-of-summer sales, sales after Thanksgiving, etc.

* oh, christmas tree, oh, Christmas tree!