Sentence examples for concrete marker from inspiring English sources

At the edge of the lake in Hanoi where Mr. McCain parachuted to earth stands a small concrete marker noting the event.

On the wall near the Bedford Avenue entrance to the 1,318 units that rise 20 beige-brick stories is a concrete marker dated 1962 that reads, "This Is the Former Site of Ebbets Field".

According to Zheng Wang, who authored the book "Never Forget National Humiliation," which devotes a chapter to the politics of the Olympics, gold medals have since become the "currency of the Communist Party's legitimacy" and a concrete marker of China's position in the global hierarchy.

It can also make you flip out a bit and lose sight of the already fractured disconnect we all have between our faces (as discussed: the only concrete marker of self-identity we have left) and our consciousness.

A concrete marker at a site known as "Plot M," which is located in a public park in suburban Chicago, warns visitors that radioactive waste from the so-called Chicago Pile (the world's first nuclear reactor), as well as other nuclear experiments, is buried beneath the soil in Red Gate Woods.

Concrete markers now show the placement of lost stones.

The old rail lines are dotted with small mysteries: Why were concrete markers placed alongside the tracks at regular intervals?

"I think Dow has hit the mark very well on thinking big and aspirational while putting concrete markers of progress in place".

Working in water up to 80 feet deep off the West Antarctic Peninsula, Dan A. Smale and colleagues laid out concrete markers on the seafloor and observed which ones were hit.

On Sept. 1, 1928, thousands of Boy Scouts spread out along the highway and installed concrete markers, about one per mile, each of which carried a small bust of Lincoln and the inscription, "This Highway dedicated to Abraham Lincoln".

Ice impacts were gauged by the destruction of concrete markers installed on the seabed for just this purpose.