Sentence examples for mark the distance from inspiring English sources

The 206 steps also mark the distance between boyhood and manhood; hard-knock neighborhood and war-torn country; life and death.

American art had to be brought up to date, converted to formalism, to style over content, and, preferably, to a style that was transgressive or in some way distancing, to mark the distance between the modern mind and the world.

Interiors, especially those furnished as our own spaces might be, with a desk and a chair, allow us to make comparisons imaginatively to transpose ourselves into that space, even as we mark the distance.

The spray, which proved a success at World Cup 2014 in Brazil during the summer, is used to mark the distance between the ball and the defensive wall, making it harder for the defending side to encroach.

Or, if you prefer, "summer holidays" – the quotation marks necessary to mark the distance between the intention of the expression, and how it is put into practice in my life.

Following the lead of both Italy and Spain, top-flight matches in England will feature the spray, used by the referee to mark the distance between the ball and the defensive wall, making it more difficult for the defending side to encroach.

But Iglesias returned to Podemos's response after the Greek referendum, which sought to mark the distances between the two countries.

He marks the distance that still has to be traveled.

Look for the stone post that marks the distance to New York City as 40 miles.

But it marked the distance the Christian Democrats have traveled since Mr. Kohl's departure in the quest for a vote-gaining idea.

Some have fantastically long tongue-twister names, such as Uyarspasopreobrazhenskoye. Hard-to-spot kilometre posts edge the railway line, marking the distance covered.