Sentence examples for mark a new chapter from inspiring English sources
The State Department is a fitting venue to mark a new chapter in American diplomacy.
The latest discussions about Medicare mark a new chapter in the partisan debate.
Some worry that the assassinations of the pro-government leaders could mark a new chapter in the region's struggle.
Biden's trip was meant to mark a new chapter in the cool relationship between the Obama administration and Israel.
Perhaps to mark a new chapter, Mr Berlusconi announced that his party would revert to calling itself Forza Italia, its original name.
Hersch's research may mark a new chapter in the so-called "Mommy Wars" between stay-at-home mothers and those who judge them.
But Mr. Ferrer came close to assembling a winning coalition of Hispanic and black voters, in a way that suggested that this election marked a new chapter in the continuing ethnic and political realignment in New York.
Today marks a new chapter".
Ms. Rafaelian's stewardship marks a new chapter in Belcourt's somewhat bizarre history.
Mr Cameron said: "This curriculum marks a new chapter in British education.
He says this marks a new chapter for leadership in the tri-borough area.
