Sentence examples for marked a high from inspiring English sources

Taking the oil fields back from foreign companies marked a high point in Mexican history.

Between the Buttons marked a high point of Mankowitz's relationship with the band; it soon went downhill.

In 2005 the Africa Commission marked a high point in attempts to build a plan of action with, rather than for, African governments.

The telephone antics of Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross marked a high point of disgust directed towards the antics of celebrities.

In retrospect, the last material that Kusama turned to — mirrors — marked a high point, and a turning point in her work.

David Arculus, group chairman, said the deal marked a high point in the transformation of the group which would become the market leader in waste management.

Thirty years ago this month marked a high-water mark of sorts for the Greenham Common protests.

Ten years ago, the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks marked a high-water mark in cooperation between Moscow and Washington.

The council's 6-to-5 vote against a $66 million proposal by Corizon Health marked a high-profile defeat for Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D), who had supported the contract.

Al Gore's 2000 presidential campaign marked a high-water moment in this swelling critique, as Mr. Gore juxtaposed 'Big Pharma' alongside 'Big Tobacco' as a central part of his populist message.

In BS images, a mild and poorly defined focal tracer uptake represented a low-grade lesion, whereas an intense and sharply marginated uptake marked a high-grade SFX.