Sentence examples for mark a point from inspiring English sources
At Playa Junquillal, markers placed a decade ago to mark a point 55 yards above the high tide line are now frequently underwater.
A tag may be set to mark a point in the command history.
To report a diseased tree, contributors may enter an address, coordinates, or mark a point on the map.
The re-election of David Cameron could mark a point of no return for Britain's relations with the EU".
Leaders such as Patrick Dodson and Lowitja O'Donohue want the Recognise campaign to mark a point of generational renewal: an explicit handover in Indigenous leadership in this country.
High-profile military defections to their side could mark a point of no return in their bid to oust Mr. Maduro.
Tuesday's high also marked a point on that line.
A Treatise marks a point of departure in different ways.
"That usually marks a point to start taking some profits off the table".
It is to be hoped the reshuffle marks a point of departure," wrote Ingham.
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