Sentence examples for markers about from inspiring English sources

It produced literature, maps and historical markers about the feminist movement in New York State.

Plibersek also laid down some markers about a broader approach to foreign policy, suggesting Australia could be "a better international citizen, a more active player in our region and a more creative, more confident presence on the world stage".

There was nothing significant to shout about in this performance but England put down significant markers about where their strengths are, which Jones will use as their starting points.

On Sept. 1, 1928, thousands of Boy Scouts spread out along the highway and installed concrete markers, about one per mile, each of which carried a small bust of Lincoln and the inscription, "This Highway dedicated to Abraham Lincoln".

Between the photographs, Ms. Orff presents explanatory markers about oil reserves in the gulf, the spread of oil rigs and pipelines and how gas is refined into isolated chemicals.

Apple explains that as part of its enrolment process, it gathers a variety of markers about the user's online Apple account and phone characteristics, such as a rough approximation of its current geographical coordinates.

There were yellow shell casing markers spread about, and investigators were putting pieces of evidence in plastic bags.

The change in expression of apoptotic markers brought about by various chemotherapeutic regimens is being used to identify drug resistance in the tumor cells.

That's if you earn anything up to the higher rate marker of about £40,000.

Labour sources said the switch was a "big marker" about the party's attitude towards business.

He went and found his Bible and, sitting in front of me on his bed, he opened it to a page where he had a tassel marker, about a quarter of the way in.