Sentence examples for in what marked from inspiring English sources
At the organization's 1995 convention, Donahue was defeated for the presidency by John J. Sweeney in what marked the first competitive election in AFL-CIO history.
In what marked a critical phase in the group's evolution, there was to be a new focus on exporting chaos to Europe, the assembled men were told.
Australia, the Netherlands and Britain all summoned their respective Egyptian ambassadors to explain the verdict in what marked the fiercest international condemnation of Egypt's crackdown on dissent since the murder of over 600 anti-government protesters last August.
In what marked a rift in the UK's long and troubled relationship with the continent, Cameron was left isolated as 26 of 28 countries endorsed Juncker as head of the European commission for the next five years.
A sense of how the "fried chicken" remark was received by the American golfing public arrived at Merion, in what marked García's first appearance on this side of the Atlantic since the controversy.
In 2015, more than a million refugees crossed into Europe, in what marked the peak year of the refugee crisis.
Ukrainian troops are retreating from the hotspot of Debaltseve after intense fighting in what marks an important strategic victory for pro-Russia forces.
The British prime minister, David Cameron, met the Iranian president, Hassan Rouhani, in New York on Wednesday in what marks a milestone in the long-strained relations between London and Tehran.
Donald has Graeme McDowell and Ian Poulter for company at this week's French Open, in what marks the trio's final event before the Open at Muirfield.
BERLIN — In what marks the end of an era, Germany's office for conscientious objectors says it will agree later this week to cease functioning as an organization representing those who refused to be conscripted into the German armed forces.
In what marks her most worthwhile role since playing the titular scarred young woman in the 2003 film Pieces of April, Holmes throws herself into portraying Rita, a drug and alcohol addict and homeless mother to a young teen.
