Sentence examples for mark the lives from inspiring English sources

Disability and gender combine to mark the lives of disabled women daily.

After the Columbine massacre in 1999, the carpenter travelled from his home in Aurora, Illinois, to Colorado to mark the lives of those killed.

To mark the lives of Mr. Bah and the others who died in detention, the Rev. Brian Jordan said Mass on Thursday evening at St. Andrew's, a Catholic church that sits among the courthouses of Manhattan, the secular institutions where citizens come to work out their legal issues.

Ceremonies of remembrance were held across the county to mark the lives of six soldiers, five from 3 Battalion, the Yorkshire Regiment, over recent weeks.

Ceremonies of remembrance are due to be held across the county to mark the lives of six soldiers, five from 3 Battalion, The Yorkshire Regiment.

A small, seemingly insignificant event, like stopping to admire a bluebird, can contribute to a tragedy whose ripple effects permanently mark the lives of many.

"We probably must create a deeper experience of events that have so negatively marked the lives of people," he said.

Given the political activism that marked the lives of Dogan, Soylemez, and Cansiz, it is a worthy legacy.

He lies in the New Kilpatrick Churchyard in Bearsden, not far from Glasgow Cathedral where a plaque in the nave marks the lives of these four sons of the city.

Such raw displays of adult power, which marked the lives of many children when Dahl was growing up, in the nineteen-twenties, are no longer common, thankfully.

For the past 10 years, 14 white crosses in the heart of Berlin have marked the lives of those who died trying to cross from east to west.