Sentence examples for mark welcomed from inspiring English sources

Dan Smith, frontman with Bastille, whose single Pompeii has passed the 26 million streams mark, welcomed the move.

MARK:  Welcome to StartUp Grind!

MARK: Welcome to StartUp Grind!

Even the title is a pick-me-up: animated, garrulous, entertaining and breaking an unwritten rule (since when were three exclamation marks welcomed in poetry?).

Every East German gets 100 marks "welcome money" on arrival in the West.

But only three blocks from the manicured campus of the Immaculate Conception Archdiocesan School, a new Islamic school stood by a street sign marked: "Welcome to the Taliban".

It started with a guy in zombie makeup groaning, "Follow me... to hell!" at us before we were led through a door marked "Welcome to Area 51," where a mad professor informed us that we were in a mental hospital and several of the inmates had escaped, so we had to go on a quest to "find the cure to the disease".

It started with a guy in zombie makeup groaning, "Follow me... to hell!" at us before we were lead through a door marked "Welcome to Area 51", where a mad professor informed us that we were in a mental hospital and several of the inmates had escaped, so we had to go on a quest to "find the cure to the disease".

Trump's fiduciary rule executive order marks a welcomed break from the Obama administration's paternalistic view that Americans can't educate themselves on even basic investment issues.

RuPaul's Drag Race This reality competition hits the 100-episode mark, and welcomes its 100th contestant, in its eighth-season premiere.

The Pentagon's decision to begin making so-called morning-after emergency contraception available at military bases around the world marked welcome, if overdue, progress in meeting the health needs of women serving the United States in the military.