Sentence examples for it is marking from inspiring English sources
It is marking its 25th season at the Joyce Theater, not its 25th anniversary.
That includes finding and promoting new and unknown talent, and ensuring that the Proms remains the biggest single commissioner of new work from classical musicians of all genres, with every piece broadcast on Radio 3. It is marking its 70th anniversary this year with 70 new commissions of speech and music, live broadcasts and special performances.
Image caption Lorna Milne sent us this picture of the McManus Galleries in Dundee as it is marking its 150th anniversary this week.
This year, as the Pratt School's biomedical engineering department celebrates its fortieth anniversary, it is marking an extraordinary double partnership between engineering and medicine, as well as between academe and engineering.
The summer travel rush has been good to HotelTonight, the last-minute hotel booking service: the site today announced that it has now had 3 million downloads of is mobile app, and it is marking the occasion by continuing its scaling efforts in the U.S. and UK — where it spearheaded its international push in June, fuelled by its latest $23 million investment.
Yet even though all these people are back, they are not necessarily endlessly fascinating, and as conversational moments with them go on, "Beyond" in general, especially in its middle sections, starts to feel like it is marking time as much as anything else.
When a bundle reaches its final destination it is marked as delivered.
It is marked "Official – sensitive: commercial".
"His card is marked, perhaps unfairly, but it is marked".
It is marked 'BBC, Churchill: Speech.
