Sentence examples for have begun marking from inspiring English sources

In recent years, the authorities in the Azores, a semiautonomous region of Portugal in the Atlantic, have begun marking these paths, hoping to attract tourists willing to hike up and down the very edge of Europe.

Over the last nine months the lions have begun marking their territory in northeastern sector of the reserve.

More recently, Kardashian, as well as other influencers, have begun marking promotional social posts with the #ad designation.

Hong Kong has begun marking the 15th anniversary since its handover from UK to Chinese control.

Soon the golden age of piracy had begun, marked by the ascendancy and defeat of history's most infamous pirates, from Blackbeard to Samuel Bellamy to the cruel and sadistic Charles Vane.

Although genetic markers can identify varying risk, it is only once autoimmunity has begun (marked by the presence of multiple autoantibodies to pancreatic β-cell antigens) that a high positive predictive value (>90%) can be achieved.

But faculty leaders have already begun marking the territory as off limits.

But after observing him throughout the Trump mania that engulfed the summer news cycle, the field candidates have finally begun marking out their strategies on how to deal with, and finally combat, the billionaire businessman's electoral wrecking ball.

Commemorations have begun to mark 60 years since the end of the Korean War.

Churches and communities on both sides of the Atlantic have begun preparations to mark "Reformation Year," the quincentennial of the day that Martin Luther, an Augustinian monk and priest, a Professor of Sacred Scripture, sent a list of questions in Latin for debate to the Archbishop of Mainz, within whose archdiocese lay Saxony.

According to Basketball-Reference.com, 8 of his 23 seasons have begun with an 0-3 mark.