Sentence examples for marked engagements from inspiring English sources

One highlight is the second gallery, packed with large maiolica vases that marked engagements, especially in Rome, and large plates made especially for wedding feasts.

The ring, with a frame of enormous diamond baguettes, was a far cry from the Zuni coral and turquoise bracelet the couple marked their engagement with in the mid-1970s, when they lived on tribal reservations in Arizona, but their collecting skill may be derived in part from those days, when they would buy craft work from Navajo and Apache artisans.

Dr John Paul, a microbiologist who has worked with Dumitriu for almost a decade, is aware of collaborations between fellow clinicians and artists that have not proved as fruitful: "I have seen people scrabbling around to tick the box on the funding form marked public engagement.

This in Kant's life is marked by social engagements, dinners and convivial living.

Look on each package for the right timing, and mark your engagement calendar.

In 1664, King Philip IV of Spain gave it to the Infanta Margarita Teresa to mark her engagement to Leopold I of Austria; in 1722, the diamond passed to the Wittelsbachs, members of Bavaria's ruling house.

Whistles has also benefited from the Kate effect after the duchess wore one of its white silk blouses in the series of Mario Testino photos taken to mark her engagement.

The party in April to mark his engagement to Glebova, a Canadian of Russian descent who was Miss Universe in 2005, was a media scrum of Beckham-esque proportions.

Prince Harry and Ms. Meghan Markle have chosen to release this official portrait photograph to mark their engagement.

For an adventurous way to mark your engagement, explore the jungle from the back of Thailand's gentle giants with an elephant ride in Phuket or Chiang Mai.

Its history is marked by its engagement in leading and forming current policy and practice framework for looked-after children.