Sentence examples for marked past from inspiring English sources
In his acceptance speech today, Mr. Kenyatta urged Kenyans to avoid the ethnic-based clashes that had marked past elections.
To combat the fraud that has marked past elections, several dozen international observers will monitor the balloting.
The police, who were out in force to prevent the sort of violence that has marked past elections, reported no incidents.
The assembled lawmakers seemed less inclined to join in the usual stream of sustained, loud clapping that have marked past addresses given in the chamber.
Al-Qaida has marked past anniversaries of the September 11 attacks by putting out videos of the last will and testaments of some of the hijackers, usually accompanied by comments by top leaders and documentary-style footage.
Consider the high occurrence of exceptions in the inflectionally marked past tense forms of English compared to the perfect regularity of the modally marked future tense.
There are enormous calderas collapsed craters marking past volcanic eruptions.
Commemorative stone plaques mark past acts of terrorism ("On this spot Elhanan Aharon was killed. From his blood we will live and build Jerusalem").
What really marks "Past Life" as a Fox show — assuming the cheesecake mantle recently surrendered by "Dollhouse" — is a scene on Thursday night's episode, in which the stress of being a reincarnation host drives a young woman with a drug habit to relapse.
The Caribbean coral Acropora palmata typically forms dense stands in very shallow water and therefore fossil samples mark past sea-level.
Many of those at the events to mark the march's 50th anniversary will not just be on the streets to mark past history, but to proclaim that King's struggle is far from over, his dream not a reality for many.
