Sentence examples for mark another turn from inspiring English sources
If carried out by saboteurs, the attack would mark another turn in an uprising whose protests have largely remained peaceful.
But the last five days of fighting seemed to mark another turn in the conflict in Macedonia, which began when the rebels took up arms in February to fight for what they say are greater political and cultural rights for ethnic Albanians.
The riots that developed when the police set about stopping these rallies may well mark another turning point for Mr Moi'sregime.Protests around the country were forcefully dispersed; 13 people, including a schoolboy shot at point-blank range, were killed.
The moves appear to mark another turning point in a long-standing debate over whether ESS-Bilbao should be a freestanding facility primarily serving Spain, or mostly an R&D test bed serving a Europe-wide spallation source set to be built in Sweden.
The deal marks another turn: Turkey has effectively flip-flopped on Syria.
That marked another turning point.
"Tehillim" (1981) marked another turning point: After studying Jewish chant in Israel, Mr. Reich set excerpts from the Psalms in his first use of sung texts since his student days.
Choosing the same venue to become, on April 18th, the first Indian prime minister to address a big public rally in Srinagar since 1987, Atal Behari Vajpayee made a peacemaker's speech, presented as marking another turning-point, this time towards dialogue and reconciliation.There was, however, little immediate cause for optimism.
Mortemer thus marked another turning point in William's growing control of the duchy, although his conflict with the French king and the Count of Anjou continued until 1060.
Last year marked another turning point, when a gunman walked into a late-night show at a movie theater in Aurora on July 20, killing 12 people and leaving more than 70 injured.
A title at the United States Open, the only Grand Slam tournament he has never won, where he has not even reached the final, would mark another big turn.
