Sentence examples for life marks from inspiring English sources

Cucumber, a series about modern gay life, marks Russell T Davies's return to adult drama.

In this story, the ability to take a life marks the line between adults and children.

"Lust for Life" marks a shift in Del Rey's approach, though not in her interests.

One of my favorite historical sources, Fernand Braudel's "The Structures of Everyday Life," marks the appearance of tomatoes in Europe with a mention in the 1608 accounting books of a hospital in Andalusia.

But it is nevertheless a big discovery… the ability to design and create new forms of life marks a turning point in the history of our species and our planet".

While Mr. Naipaul's last two "novels" ("A Way in the World" and "The Enigma of Arrival") were really elliptical, autobiographical meditations upon Trinidad, where he grew up the descendant of Indian Brahmin immigrants, and his adopted home, England, "Half a Life" marks a return to a more straightforward brand of fiction writing.

It was a simple life, marked by devotion.

Nothing in Grierson's prewar life marked him as the man for this mission.

"He has otherwise led a life marked by laudable community service," she said.

Despite her genteel upbringing, her book and pedigree both belie a life marked by hardship.

His was a life marked by a demanding career, periodic depression and a crumbling marriage.