Sentence examples for marked important from inspiring English sources

The letter, designed to resemble an official communication comes marked "Important notice".

The Lateran Councils of 1123, 1139, and 1179 marked important stages in the development of the reform papacy.

EU foreign affairs chiefs said the prisoner release marked "important progress towards the improvement of relations between the EU and Belarus".

For starters, don't just toss those envelopes that arrive in the mail marked Important Tax Document into a file to turn over to your accountant.

At every level – from pub to professional – there are some games that rank as vital where others actually fall into the slot marked "important".

Melissa, unleashed in March 1999 by David Smith of New Jersey, was disguised as an email marked "important message" and appeared to have been sent by a friend or colleague.

Cake marks important occasions.

This week, though, both the Gruccis and the society will mark important firsts as the society opens its doors for "The Gruccis of Bellport: A Retrospective Exhibition".

Still, the ruling marks important progress toward changing laws and attitudes that deprive gay people of equal rights and deny the dignity of New York's many gay families.

Sounds of fire, speech, tools, and the calls of wild dogs mark important steps in our species' advancement, and Morse code announces the dawn of modern communications.

Just say "Okay Garmin" to have the camera start or stop recording or mark important events.