Sentence examples for great marker from inspiring English sources

Food is the great marker of the day at Hickory Knoll — the singular goal toward which most labor and creativity tend.

The emergence of a Chilean or Chinese Tarantino would be the clincher, one to delight the originator, and be proof of the strange, haunted paradox of our times that influence – what we owe others – now passes for a great marker of unique personal style.

"Australia are a strong side and much-fancied, and in their own conditions, and it's another great marker of where we're at as a team to come up against top-quality opposition".

"But pretty soon after working with the idea, I realized, that, actually they're a great marker of sanity.

"But pretty soon after working with the idea, I realised, that, actually they're a great marker of sanity.

Even though in reality it's just a brief moment, the new year is a great marker -- a catalyst to wipe the slate clean, reset, change.

Obama's election was one of the great markers in the black freedom struggle.

A levels and GCSEs are great markers in our lives, with the former signalling the end of thirteen years of school education.

Freedom of the press is a part of that amendment – one of the great markers of this democracy and a privilege people in totalitarian countries are persecuted without.

The Venice Biennale is one of the great markers in the international art world calendar, and from 9 May, this city of labyrinthine alleys, of Tintorettos and Veroneses, of Gothic elegance and Byzantine splendour, becomes the destination for visitors seeking out the latest trends and tendencies in visual art.

I have these great markers of success every month.