Sentence examples for mark new from inspiring English sources
First brought together in 1982, to mark New Society's 20th anniversary, the photographs went on show at the National Theatre.
Mr. Amann and Mr. Platt both pointed out that highway signs mark New Haven as the birthplace of President George W. Bush.
Surveyors lay out the stakes that mark new highways or housing subdivisions, survey property when it is sold and work for oil and gas companies exploring new energy resources.
On the other hand, critic Pierre Petroz thought that Courbet's paintings "mark new progress toward complete sincerity in art," and Courbet's great defender Champfleury praised his Realism as "serious and convinced, ironic and brutal, sincere and full of poetry" and found the Burial at Ornans to be "true and simple".
A Burgundy Dinner On Monday at 7 p.m. at the Mark New York, the hotel at Madison Avenue and 77th Street, PJ Wine, a store in Upper Manhattan, will give a four-course Burgundy dinner led by Clive Coates, an English wine writer.
The first archaeological signs of art and symbolism may mark new heights of social interaction rather than a cognitive leap.
The animals fill the street beneath the clearly marked New York Stock Exchange, attacking one another.
Main returned to the site two or three times a year, marking new burrows and checking on existing ones.
As Tom Brook reports, it marks new territory for its star.
The Ospreys marked new head coach Steve Tandy's first game in charge with a hard-fought win over Aironi.
It helps, too, that cities small and large are encouraging pedal power by marking new bike lanes.
