Sentence examples for finally marked from inspiring English sources

We have finally marked ourselves on the map of the world".

But this was the real anthem of the people, a track heard everywhere for months afterwards, and one that finally marked garage's elevation into mainstream pop culture.

Still, as an excruciating photo op, it really was textbook, not least as it finally marked the convergence of various Tory and Olympic plot lines.

It was finally marked down to $450 and the saleswoman at Saks told me to come back the following week when it would be marked down again.

Finally, marked intramural stress and principal strain distributions on the protruded segment of the endograft wall may suggest failure due to material fatigue.

This is history as farce, accompanied by calliopes and ragtime; the passage of the 18th Amendment is finally marked by the ringing of a strongman's bell, as at a carnival.

Fans of ________ can finally mark their calendars.

King noted though that including the Japanese might force their hand in finally marking to market impaired assets".

Will this combination of military successes and new promises of rural development finally mark the end of the 45-year old Maoist movement?

Whoever was singing it was right and tonight finally marks the momentous point of the 2015 season at which the words "football", "Friday night" and "interminable crud" are no longer synonymous.

But the Moscow disaster did finally mark the end of a romanticised view of the games: that national rivalries should be put aside while the games were held and that just taking part and doing your best, rather than winning, was the important thing, a view articulated by Pierre de Coubertin, a Frenchman who did most to get the Athenian games revived in 1896.