Sentence examples for marked independence from inspiring English sources

The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, another prominent out campaigner, also hit back, claiming that 24 June marked independence day for Britain if the country backed Brexit.

The rebel Nieuw-Gentse Alliantie, or New Ghent Alliance, marked independence in true Ghent style with hours of revelry on one of the city's main medieval squares.

On August 24th, as the rest of Ukraine marked independence with a military parade in Kiev, rebels in Donetsk marched Ukrainian prisoners down a central street, exposing them to abuse from locals before making a show of washing the pavement behind them.

It's a new take on an old classic as ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro marked Independence Day with a simple-yet-stirring rendition of "America the Beautiful". .

Apple CEO Tim Cook marked Independence Day by tweeting a quote from Franklin D. Roosevelt, in which the 32nd president of the United States said America was a nation built by immigrants.

In the context of political emancipation and the euphoria that marked independence, it was evident that charging of fees for services was at odds with the political ideology of free health and education – the Nkrumahism social philosophy [ 20] –promoted by the first head of state, Dr Kwame Nkrumah [ 21].

The sharpest dogs sport green, white and red jerseys to mark Independence Day on September 16th.

Protesters packed the 60,000-capacity national stadium to mark Independence Day.

Rosin That Bow Two programs today will take the old-fashioned route to mark Independence Day.

But why, in these post-colonial times, is a member of the British monarchy, an embodiment of anglo-imperialism, invited to mark independence?

She and her Englishman, Adam, married this year, on the deliberately chosen date of July 4. It was, she told me, "a way to mark independence, and freedom".