Sentence examples for mark celebrating from inspiring English sources

With Maker's Mark celebrating its 60th anniversary this year one really big deal is the fact that the company has introduced a new Bourbon, the first in 52 years called Maker's 46™.

Various events took place to mark, celebrate, exploit and enjoy such a powerful natural occurrence.

Nick Bradley, Swansea council's cabinet member for regeneration, said: "Dylan Thomas is Swansea's most famous son whose worldwide legacy is enduring and it's vital we do all we can to mark, celebrate and promote his links with our city.

On Monday South Sudan will mark – "celebrate" now seems a hollow word – the first anniversary of its independence from Sudan following a 98% vote by its people.

Treasures like these will help mark "Celebrate 350," a yearlong series of events organized in recognition of Jewish life in America, which is dated from the arrival of 23 Sephardic Jews in New Amsterdam in 1654.

Douglas Wolk from Pitchfork Media commented that the DVD was "a lot closer to the mark [of celebrating Madonna's career].

Or an essay on murder ballads – a terrifying tradition marking (even celebrating) domestic violence.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's – aka Nato's – birthday party this week will be marked by celebrating but also soul-searching.

The positive feelings that come from marking and celebrating your progress will help propel you to the next accomplishment.

Sometimes, it's individual characters that you want to mark, or celebrate, through writing.' Winsome Pinnock 41, writer Biggest hit Leave Taking, at Liverpool Playhouse, 1988.

By Elizabeth Minkel October 11, 2010 Today is National Coming Out Day, and the Human Rights Campaign has a list of suggestions to mark and celebrate the day, starting with the big one and working their way down to hosting talks and dances and rallies.