Sentence examples for did to mark from inspiring English sources

A growing number of veterans and politicians are calling on the city to hold a parade to mark the end of operations in Iraq, as it did to mark the end of the gulf war in 1991.

Although it will not be an official Old-Timers' Day, Howard said, the team plans to bring back every living member of the 1969 World Series championship team on Aug. 22 to celebrate its 40th anniversary, just as it did to mark the 20th anniversary of the 1986 team in 2006.

Then Jenson overtook me, just as Sebastian did to Mark.

So what does he do to mark the occasion?

And what do you plan to do to mark International Women's Day on Thursday?

They do what most Irish teenagers do to mark the occasion – they "get fucked".

Little is being done to mark the passing of this chapter in the history of our health care system.

Here, Education Guardian takes a look at what Britain's schools are doing to mark the big day.

Mr. Smith said he was not sure what they would do to mark the show's final performance on June 25.

It seemed strange that, with such a perennially fascinating subject, nothing was being done to mark its centenary".

According to the BBC, a message was shown during the film saying that the broadcast was done to mark the 10th anniversary of diplomatic ties between North Korea and Britain.