Sentence examples for marked something of from inspiring English sources

The following decade marked something of a change, however.

This marked something of another day at the offense, er, office, for Barner and the Ducks.

For the UK exchequer, too, the deal marked something of a record.

When World Cup football came to Germany in 2006 it marked something of a turning point.

It marked something of a leap forward, and is considered by many as among his best works.

So Sunday marked something of a victory for "60 Minutes," when it tied "Millionaire" in the ratings.

But their sixth free presidential election, held on June 26th, marked something of a departure from the high drama of earlier contests.

NEW YORK STORIES Recently, Kravitz sold (for about $15 million) his showplace SoHo duplex, which marked something of a departure for this born-and-bred city boy.