Sentence examples for it marks both from inspiring English sources
Completed in 1504, it marks both the end of his fruitful artistic dialogue with Perugino in Umbria and the beginning of his career as an independent master in Florence and Rome.
Nevertheless, it marks both a significant divergence from the Greek philosophical tradition and the intersection of the philosophical and religious dimensions of his thought.
It marks both the first in a series that the Rise of Superman team and the Flow Genome Project will be releasing over the next few months and the very first time top athletes and artists two of the most flow-prone populations on the planet have appeared on film talking about the secrets of the state.
γ-H2AX levels are elevated in cancer and aging cells in which it marks both DSBs and abnormal telomeres [ 29].
Instead, one might say it marked both the expiry of the Bush presidency, which sought to manipulate the bureaucracy for conservative aims, and the flowering of the radical right, which views government itself as the enemy.
It marked both Gordon and Katz's first writing credit in the series, and director Reiner's second directing credit, with the last episode he directed being "The Little Guy", the second episode aired on March 8 , 2012
It's marked both with red pen and with exclamation points in the margins.
Hung dramatically on its own at the far end of the gallery, it marks a juncture both in this show and in Renoir's career.
Broadly speaking, Thetela's ROE is the same concept as Hunston's interactive plane, in that in both cases it marks instances where the writer interacts with the reader.
