Sentence examples for marked rock from inspiring English sources

Though Guthrie's catalog remains a source of inspiration for innumerable songwriters, it is his image as a rogue cultural critic, armed with a guitar and his hard-won folk wisdom, which has most deeply marked rock culture.

In terms of history's judgment, his residual hope must now be that last week's publication of the Chilcot report marked rock bottom from which he might eventually be revised upwards when the passage of time lends a more rounded perspective on his record.

Although Rolling Stone magazine might myopically continue to insist That's All Right Mama marked rock'n'roll's dawn in 1954, you only need to peruse the CD bargain bins at your nearest Woolworths to realise that rock'n'roll began years, if not decades, before the teenage Elvis parked his truck outside Sun Records in Memphis.

It is recognised for its geological and archaeological importance, including features such as a cup and ring marked rock dating from the Neolithic or Bronze Age period.

I'm not yet willing to conclusively rule that Thursday's massive decline, which was all but undone by the closing bell, marked "rock bottom" for this pullback.

Over a recommended two days, the audience explores similar relics: from the cup-and-ring marked rocks of Kilmichael Glassary to the work of more contemporary sculptors and sound artists.

The evening will mark Rock's return to "SNL" -- he was a cast member from 1990 to 1993.

The specials will mark Rock's return to stand-up after an eight-year absence. .

This culminated in The Rock defeating Punk to win his eighth WWE Championship, a win which marked The Rock's first WWE Championship reign in over ten years, and ending Punk's long reign as champion at 434 days.

The first quarter-mile was slow, as the hounds marked every rock, tree and clump of vegetation.

Temple, too, is keen to use his films to remind the public of the dedication and flair that once marked out rock talent.