Sentence examples for it marks a change from inspiring English sources
It marks a change of mood and is a tangible expression of Berlin's frustration.
Still, it marks a change of direction from the rule of Yasir Arafat.
Practitioners are also resistant to E.B.M., simply because it marks a change in the idea of what doctors are.
What is interesting about the Tuilagi deal is that it marks a change in direction for Leicester.
It marks a change in transfer policy which is largely dictated by the the injury to Jakub Blaszczykowski at the weekend.
"And I hope it marks a change, a beginning, in adopting this whole culture which belongs to the heritage of the Jewish people and finally the state of Israel will fully adopt it and maybe even implement it".
It marked a change of rhetoric.
"It marked a change in perception, that design wasn't just for monied people any more.
It marked a change of direction for Harrison, although it was an early sign of a trend in his work that was not to emerge in full until some years later.
It marked a change in momentum as Webb came to life with some quick ball to operate with, and as the tempo rose so did the penalty count in the Ospreys favour.
WHEN "Starsky and Hutch," a stylish buddy-cop romp hatched from the brain of the producer Aaron Spelling, first hit the airwaves in 1975, it marked a change from earlier, more earnest cop shows.
