Sentence examples for marking a clear from inspiring English sources

Constables from Bihar Police tied a long and heavy nylon rope from tree to tree, marking a clear line of control for the journalists massed on the other side.

About a half-hour into his fog, something recognizable emerged: first, mild abrasion, marking a clear break with the first portion of his set, and then a few minutes of slickness more reminiscent of his work as one-half of Games, one of his several side projects and recording aliases.

With larger tournaments and world championships being broadcast live on some of the top networks, e-sports are entering the realm of live television, marking a clear step in the evolution of the sport.

Speaking at the event, Khosrowshahi noted that in remaining private, Uber "has all the disadvantage of being a public company, with the spotlight on us, with none of the advantages," marking a clear divergence of thinking from the perspective of Kalanick, who famously wanted to keep Uber private as long as possible and saw no need to enter the public markets with any urgency.

In the fall of 2009, he organized the first "Leopolda" -- an American-style convention marking a clear break with the old Italian tradition of political gatherings.

The docile western wind blew the mist to the edge of the field to linger, hanging between light and leaves, marking a clear path for her journey.

Whitman's prosody marks a clear break with previous metrical practices.

And it marked a clear break with the peace talks organised by Andres Pastrana, the current president.

But yesterday marked a clear shift, when the living took precedence over the dead.

Sult marked a clear departure from the social realism of the typical Norwegian novel of the period.

On that score, the bipartisan proposal marks a clear victory for the White House and the phone companies.