Sentence examples for days marks from inspiring English sources

As, by far, the largest event to take place since it experienced the series of high-profile summer crimes, Market Days marks Boystown's first major test of how it will move beyond a decidedly divisive and hurt-filled time.

Khanfar, whose HuffPost blog post last week focused on the Egyptian military's role in dragging the country closer to a civil war, said the unprecedented amount of violence the military has carried out against the people in recent days marks "a beginning of a new history where people will give up on democracy and will turn to defend themselves through violence".

Some memorably awful days mark a watershed.

I still, these days, mark time by books.

Those were days marked by ambushes and wild nighttime firefights involving frightened young men.

The first hundred days mark is not the end of the story, it's the end of the beginning.

And those were the days, mark, when first class was first class, and the cutlery was still stainless steel.

It was the second major attack in the Egyptian capital in three days, marking a jarring return to violence after months of relative calm.

Those 10 days marked the culmination of a full 18 months of preparation for presenting this, the most ambitious television opera yet written.

Dominated by those high gray walls and the freedom of both those inside and out seemed to be measured in days marked off on the calendar.

These have been difficult days, marked by sadness and a search for explanations that have not always been easy to find.