Sentence examples for mark history from inspiring English sources

Can clothes really carry a message and mark history?

Monaghan is correct that we need to mark history appropriately.

There are films that mark the history of cinema; a few, rarer ones mark history itself.

How else would you get together a bunch of people whose interests encompass sport (Tom), engineering (Mark), history (Big Boss), comparative religion (Sara) and random celebrity gossip (me)?

"During this continual research, I noticed similarities of functional, beautiful objects and artworks that humans have made across cultures like baskets, tools, abstract designs, and the way symbols are used to mark history and tell stories," she explains.

Of course, baseball itself marks history in a way that is grander than personal.

This is the man who took Shamrock Rovers to the Europa League on a budget of £600,000, marking history as the only Irish team to reach the group stages of a European club competition.

Jenkins, by contrast, is where Scorsese was with "Taxi Driver," which got four nominations and no wins — he has marked history and doesn't need the Oscar to prove it.

Disease, medication, and symptom annotations are stored, excluding annotations marked "history" and those that have been negated.

The Royal Mint at Llantrisant, south Wales, said the coin was part of a wider commemoration marking history which should not be viewed on its own.

We have an art scene that isn't just marking history; it's making history".