Sentence examples for mark the changing from inspiring English sources

Markets, wherever they are, can offer a chaotic walking tour of local cuisine and culture, and a delicious way to mark the changing seasons.

It helped mark the changing of Las Vegas from a land where entertainers like Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley come to be reborn to the capital of eye-popping, brain-numbing spectacle that it is today.

The play is mounted with simplicity on a set by Stephanie Nelson that cleverly uses lines of wash hung out to dry to create distinct playing spaces and also to mark the changing of the seasons.

"I didn't see the Virgin Mary on a croissant," he conceded recently, but, in an age of global warming and overdevelopment, a man predisposed to mark the changing of the seasons through natural observation will take what he can get: a domestic Stonehenge.

This is already a somewhat fraught period for both Mrs. Clinton and her husband since the convention will officially mark the changing of the guard in the Democratic Party, the moment when yet another Democratic nominee will try to do what only one, Mr. Clinton, has managed to do in a generation: be elected.

For the rest of the year, both battalions of the 52nd, with the Light Division, manned outposts, which were constantly moved to mark the changing French positions.

SUMMER SOLSTICE The New Age Pied Piper Paul Winter marks the changing of the seasons with an early-morning concert at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.

Once changing from stripes to polka dots marked the changing years in a woman's wardrobe; now it's where her body parts are on her body.

Dating back to the era of powerful King Jayavarman II, the 9th-century founder of the great Angkorian empire, the festival marks the changing flow of the Tonle Sap river.

But the evening of the Solstice itself was where the enchantment happened, a very important time for self-reflection and marking the changing of the season.

The mystery and magic that had first attracted me to witchcraft as a teenager was in short supply, but what I had found lots of British eccentrics marking the changing of seasons seems like a more sustainable basis for spirituality.