Sentence examples for mark the advent of from inspiring English sources

So it seems only natural that we should mark the advent of this bold new era of storytelling with a cheeky game of New Costume Drama Bingo.

To mark the advent of the new age of liberty, they also replaced, in October 1793, the old Gregorian calendar with a new republican calendar.

But all in all, Georgia's elections mark the advent of a welcome new period in Georgian politics and an outcome that is beneficial for all concerned.

Over the past two weeks there have been a series of mysterious killings that seem to mark the advent of a new phase, he added.

In addition, the Jubilee celebrations promoted by the Roman Catholic Church in 2000 to mark the advent of its third millennium attracted millions of tourists to Rome and its enclave, Vatican City, the seat of the church.

However, as someone who lives with mental illness, spends a lot of time alone coping with his condition and most certainly did not go out to mark the advent of another year, to be branded a "weird psychopathically lonely future serial killer" has simply deepened my depression.

The 1896 Olympic Games marked the advent of true international, open competition in gymnastics.

The 19th century also marked the advent of increased concern for audience comfort and safety.

"This marks the advent of a culture of compromise after decades of a philosophy of social antagonism".

"This marks the advent of a culture of compromise after decades of a philosophy of social antagonism," she said.

The discovery of tin at Mount Bischoff in 1871 and Mount Heemskirk in 1879 marked the advent of Tasmania's mining industry.