Sentence examples for coming marks from inspiring English sources

This Saturday coming marks a year to the minute since Radar was first transmitted, and they've got Tim & Barry down for a special edition of their long running livestreamed show Just Jam, featuring some of the Radar family Jack Dat, Riz La Teef, Mungo, Jetsss and the BBC AZN Network on deck.

The letter, designed to resemble an official communication comes marked "Important notice".

Some photos came marked with the exact dates that particular trains passed through stretches of warehouses and countryside.

When Christmas came, marking the end of our fourth month as hostages, we quietly sang carols together.

The Lausanne accord when it came, marked a peak at the top of a long, winding uphill road.

"The day will come, mark my words," he said, "when the pensioner will retire and there will be no pension…I am worried for the police officer.

It struck me recently how useful it would be if theatre tickets, like clothing, came marked with a measurement of size: extra short, short, medium, long, extra long.

Mr. Sherry revolutionized the programming, and along with healthy doses of contemporary music came marked improvements in the general level of preparation and performance.

"Kingdom Come" marked the first contributions to the series by Zamacona and Kolbe, who would both return for future episodes.

For me, coming here marks the change of the seasons.

The coming season marks the first to be overseen by City Opera's new music director, Jayce Ogren.