Sentence examples for mark a number from inspiring English sources

He also visited Brittany (1861) and the coast near Biarritz (1862), where he painted with Courbet and evinced that love of the sea that was to mark a number of his later small oil studies and watercolours.

During the 1860s Whistler moved between England and Paris; he also visited Brittany (1861) and the coast near Biarritz (1862), where he painted with Courbet and evinced that love of the sea that was to mark a number of his later small oil studies and watercolours.

If the content of last year's Proms, the second season under the aegis of director David Pickard, was dominated by its obligation to mark a number of significant anniversaries, especially the centenary of the end of the first world war, there are no such overriding imperatives this time.

The C5 was initially sold at a cost of £399, but to keep the cost under the £400 mark a number of components were sold as optional accessories.

Israel has long had ups and downs in tourism numbers, only recently barely pushing to the 3 million mark, a number paling in comparison to most of its neighbors, including Jordan which for years was viewed as a sidetrip from Israel.

After you mark a number for each dial across, you have the electric meter reading.

2017 marks a number of milestones at CUMC.

The deal marked a number of milestones for the Asian debt capital markets.

When a badger does appear in the distance, a town official shouts "Badger!" and another official chalk marks a number on a large chalk board.

Such maps are enabling insights into the correlation architecture of different epigenomic marks: a number of discrete chromatin states are found across different cell types.

The 11 a.m. ceremony marked a number of milestones: One was a rededication of the original Memorial Church bell, which tolled Saturday in memory of Harvard veterans.