Sentence examples for marked the creation from inspiring English sources

The merger of two giants in the advertising industry, Omnicom and Publicis, announced in July, marked the creation of the largest ad company in the world.

The armistices marked the creation of the Second Polish Republic and the first shot of the Central European Civil War which raged from 1918 to 1921.

A certain intrepid spunk marked the creation of Stratton, which was financed by a small group of original investors, including the novelist Pearl S. Buck, who each ponied up $500 in the late 1950's.

When Chadha, best known for her 2002 film Bend It Like Beckham, set out to tell her story of "the people's partition" of India, she wanted to focus on the lives of those affected, rather than linger on the terrible violence that marked the creation of India and Pakistan in 1947.

In Britain, Chuka Umunna marked the creation of centrist breakaway faction the Independent Group by Instagramming a picture of its founding members eating chicken at Nando's, while Tory leadership contenders Jacob Rees-Mogg, Boris Johnson, Truss and Williamson are all cultivating followings.

The signing of the Maastricht Treaty in 1992 marked the creation of the euro, but also, de Búrca says, "the expansion of Europe's ambitions from being a project of economic integration to something explicitly political". This expansion did not come without tensions.

The trunk growing from that root split into two branches, marking the creation of two new species, and this branching continued right on up to the top of the tree - representing those species alive today.

In a speech on Friday to mark the creation of the department, President Bush reminded the audience that there was "no such thing as a 100percentt guarantee that we're protected".

And all of the effort presumes that 1776 is synonymous with freedom to begin with, when it could be argued that it marks the creation of a slaveholding nation.

He illustrated his talk with vivid color graphics, produced on a Silicon Graphics computer by Linde and his son Dmitri, in which bristling bundles of spikes represent the "pretty big bangs" that mark the creation of various universes.

In any case, the project not only marks the creation of one whopper of a digital scrapbook, it also says something very big about Microsoft's effort to enter the database business, using as an opener a venture that can capture the public imagination.