Sentence examples for marked a time when from inspiring English sources

The books marked a time when Dido was well.

The acclaimed English author said that the failure of the prosecution of Lady Chatterley's Lover for obscenity, in 1960, marked a time when British literature could "grow up" when it came to sex.

Creating scenes reminiscent of an apocalyptic disaster, Sandy marked a time when the climate crisis became real for many Americans.

Adolescence marks a time when many young people engage in risky behaviors with potential implications for long-term health.

If In The Loop marks a time when people stop shouting, "Hey Tony!" at Gandolfini in the street, it could be the moment when people start shouting, "Oi! Malcolm!" at Peter Capaldi.

"If this passes, and I expect it will, it will mark a time when we held not only our students but our athletic teams and our institutions accountable for having student athletes progress academically in a timely way.

The canvassing – and sudden shying from – anything that might constitute political or social allegory is a little despairing, marking a time when most creators of animated children's movies seem to think even the faintest of political messages is pretty much a no-fly zone.

But Glickenhaus knows that chips are cyclical, and now marks a time when these shares are cheap enough to buy.

The beginning of a new year marks a time when people reflect on changes they want or need to make.

Fashion Revolution Day marks a time when we can all come together to support that mission and implement steps to effect positive change, and Slow Living is a sign that society has a way of reforming itself.

"They hold multiple levels of nostalgia: migration, agriculture, transportation, family road trips". A relic of the post-World War II era, the Mammoth Orange stand marks a time when people breezed through sprawling groves with backdrops of blue skies, listening to jump blues on the radio, windows down, in cars with no air conditioning.