Sentence examples for marked an epiphany from inspiring English sources
The visit marked an epiphany for Leonisa.
He worked until there was only one cue left, a single trumpet bleat that would mark a kind of epiphany for Miles; the film's final turn.
This week's commemoration of Epiphany marks a suitable point of reflection on the ongoing fight against poverty.
When that frenzy eases, they start turning out galettes des rois, the classic French cakes for Three Kings Day (a k a Epiphany), marking the presentation of gold, frankincense and myrrh to the baby Jesus.
In his Autobiographical Sketch from the late 1870s, he marked the chorus as an epiphany in his early career.
Eastern Orthodox Christians took an icy plunge on Sunday to mark the Epiphany feast.
"I instantly had an epiphany," Marks recalls.
One event held in Bulgaria each year to mark Epiphany was captured by Agence France Presse photographer Dimitar Dilkoff.
Thousands of Russian Orthodox Church followers plunged into icy rivers and ponds across the country to mark Epiphany, during which they cleanse themselves with water deemed holy for the day.
The centenary of Handy's epiphany is marked in a number of ways.
