Sentence examples for marked a step from inspiring English sources

This test marked a step up in the North's threats, something usually effected with words alone.

The question is whether, despite that, it marked a step forward for free trade.

This is not to deny that this week marked a step to better management of the transatlantic alliance.

"Paul" marked a step up in scale for Mr. Mottola, best known for the 2007 teenage comedy (and sleeper hit) "Superbad," which rejuvenated his previously stagnant career.

In some ways, "Lucifer" marked a step forward for Burns: a unified piece of work rather than a loose confederation of vignettes.

The event marked a step in Alexander's progress toward Eastern absolutism, and this growing attitude found its outward expression in his use of Persian royal dress.

Mark Thompson, director-general of the BBC, said the plans marked a "step-change with the past" at the BBC, which is financed by a mandatory fee on all television-owning British households.

The resulting book, The Selling of the President 1968, published the following year, marked a step-change in campaign journalism, away from the reassuring "behind the scenes" work of Theodore White's Making of the President series.

The 2014 playoff will mark a step in that direction.

It also marks a step forward for international justice.

"The Day He Arrives" marks a step forward for an artist who keeps taking steps forward.