Sentence examples for mark the demarcation from inspiring English sources

On one floor where they share the same corridor, Dream School has painted its walls bright orange to mark the demarcation between its own space and the brown state school walls.

"James Goddard marks the demarcation between the old F.D.A. — that had no MDs, no strong standards of evidence and largely subservient relations with the pharmaceutical industry — and the new F.D.A. that was headed by an energetic doctor, enforced strong standards of evidence and became an advocate for the public's health," said one journalist, Philip J. Hilts.

We'll start with some fortification at the single most important landmark on this film tour: Katz's Delicatessen on Houston Street, which marks the line of demarcation between the East Village and Lower East Side neighbourhoods, both of which are currently too hip to be Harry or Sally friendly.

The demarcation line between work and life is eroding.

Everyone stuck to the demarcation lines within the house.

It means the demarcation of a new border.

The demarcation between primary and secondary sellers can blur.

The demarcation with amateurs and pros will have disappeared, with all fighters eligible for the Olympics.

(A fasting level of 126 milligrams per deciliter is the demarcation point of diabetes).

The demarcation between serious music fans and hedonist clubbers melted away.

One symbolically important step with practical consequences has been the demarcation of indigenous lands.