Sentence examples for it is being marked from inspiring English sources

It is being marked by something altogether more splendid, albeit accidentally.

But these arguments can work just as the first proof works: Socrates can suppose that happiness, whatever it is, is marked by pleasure (just as it is marked by the absence of regret, frustration, and fear).

Today, it is is marked by slaughtering animals to feed the poor.

All is hyperbole, with the choreography not so much acted as belted out, as if it were being marked by judges for difficulty.

You wait until Black Friday to buy that leather jacket and, sure enough, it's been marked down.

As is the way with war, so far it's been marked by long periods of boredom interspersed with sudden skirmishes.

It's been marked down to $57.95 from a $129.99 list price and the deal's good today only.

If it says '70,' it's been marked down to 70percentt off," sajd Palmer.

It's been marked by disruptive innovation - think of how rapid technological advances have widened access, such as through Massive Open Online Courses.

So the battleground is being marked out.

It is being published to mark the fourth anniversary of the Syrian uprising.