Sentence examples for mark an historic from inspiring English sources

That would mark an historic change.

At that point, assuming Germany's population continues to fall, France would become the most populous country in western Europe.If that occurred, it would mark an historic recovery.

This could mark an historic moment for the houses: Impressionist Modern auctions have always been more successful than those of contemporary work, which suffer less from the problem of scarcity.

Tonight, Mr. Haass said, "I essentially urged Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness to use their influence to try and persuade the I.R.A. to say and do things that would mark an historic transformation in the situation".

When senior figures from the US Government sit down with the President of the Navajo Nation in Window Rock, Arizona on Friday, their meeting will mark an historic moment in the relationship between native Americans and the country that came after them.

To the Europeans it came as a shock: their interpretation of his jargon was that the Bush administration is increasingly tempted to junk the United States' long-standing support for European integration and to move instead towards a policy of "divide and rule".If that is so, it would mark an historic shift.

Big turning point, they mark a historic point".

But the regulations mark a historic moment in Obama's Presidency.

The games and their legacy will mark a historic shift in the fortunes of east London.

Fort Bragg, we're here to mark a historic moment in the life of our country and our military.

People did understand the 1964 election to mark a historic realignment; they just got the pieces backward.