Sentence examples for marked the days from inspiring English sources

Most marked the days left to the prisoners.

As the day waned and Mr. Dorismond was buried in a cemetery in Queens, the bitter retributions and finger-pointing that had marked the days since his killing continued, this time over who was responsible for the disorders that had engulfed his funeral.

Update: March 19 "At the formal start of his papacy, Pope Francis offered a passionate pledge to serve 'the poorest, the weakest, the least important,' striking the same tones of humility as have marked the days since he was elected last week," begins this article.

This year Barcelona marked the day with a huge demonstration calling for Catalan independence.

And so they marked the day as they had done for decades, with parades, speeches, banquets, prayers and fireworks.

Record companies marked the day by releasing nearly 500 new records in America and more than 600 in Britain.

His Cabinet, meanwhile, marked the day by presenting him with a gift — a crystal bowl created by Steuben Glass.

For the sixth year in a row, city officials marked the day by suspending alternate side parking, perhaps the ultimate acknowledgement that your ethnic holiday has arrived.

Meanwhile, the official campaigns for independence and the Union - Yes Scotland and Better Together - also marked the day.

We marked the day when we deposited the second layer of collagen in CS cultures as day zero.

In Vavuniya, a town in the north, schoolchildren marked the day by releasing doves and balloons.