Sentence examples for mark this key from inspiring English sources

This month, two years before the rest of the UK celebrates its 800th anniversary, one of the four remaining original copies of the historic charter is on display in St Albans, Hertfordshire's only city, to mark this key event in the run-up to the 1215 agreement.

These reactions mark the key nodes in the metabolism network that must be appropriately regulated in order to adapt in response to the available energy/carbon source.

In this fantasy, he sees a constellation of gateways, each a unique monument to Chinese history and creativity, marking the key entrances to Chinatown.

But the American Pregnancy Association suggests that women can reduce the probability of stretch marks (the key word being "probability").

Together the five posters create a timeline marking the key figures and significant events for Africans and the diaspora over the past 2,000 years.

For Mr. Marks, the key variable was the new affluence that spawned "conspicuous artistic consumption," evident in both churches and private homes.

First, two researchers independently marked the key text with a series of codes emerging from the transcripts.

But most importantly, this marks key progress for RMB exchange rate reform since 2005 and a major step for RMB marketisation".

U.S. dates for the first time mark a key expansion of this strategy, and the event should mesh well with the megashow vibe that SXSW has managed to accrue over the years.

An agreement was expected on his appointment on Monday, which would mark a key stage in the overhaul of the Co-op.

Also, while the two-minute mark is key, I find that education videos can sometimes be longer.