Sentence examples for mark a passage from inspiring English sources

Sadly, this election is unlikely to mark a passage into calm waters for Turkey.

And using the stylus, you can make some limited markup — but don't try to do much more than mark a passage with an "OK" or a little star (one of several symbols the device recognizes and tracks the location of).

That was how Samuel Taylor Coleridge marked a passage in his copy of Sir Thomas Browne's Religio Medici.

We continue the healing process, but this marks a passage in that healing," Goff said in the statement.

A defining detail would be one that marks a passage in time, like the baby's bald spot that will soon cover over, or a passing fancy.

"I didn't feel that way," he said of the widespread commentary that the retirement plans of Mr. Helms of North Carolina and Senator Strom Thurmond of South Carolina would mark a generational passage in Southern conservatism.

When he is not presiding over a neatly designed drama of retribution and redemption, or orchestrating the betrothal of his beloved daughter, Prospero happily reverts to his studies, putting back on the glasses, picking up a pen to mark a favorite passage, disappearing into the world on the page as a refuge from the responsibilities of the island universe he rules.

According to Knight, the fading of the agency would mark a "sad passage".

Correction: May 3, 2003, Saturday Because of a transmission error, a letter yesterday about homophobia and racism omitted quotation marks around a passage and thus misattributed it.

Because of a transmission error, a letter yesterday about homophobia and racism omitted quotation marks around a passage and thus misattributed it.

They mark an official passage into womanhood.