Sentence examples for marking a full from inspiring English sources

BERLIN — Germany's gross domestic product unexpectedly grew in the first quarter of 2010, marking a full 12 months of expansion in Europe's largest economy, the Federal Statistics Office said on Wednesday.

WASHINGTON -- Presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney said Wednesday his Medicare plan was "close to identical" to that of his vice-presidential choice, Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis)., marking a full public embrace of the proposal from which his campaign initially sought to distance itself.

This week, four of the families will mark a full year in custody, including one from El Salvador that includes two girls who are 14 and 16.

But Albarn intends Under the Westway, whose London-centred subject matter harks back to Blur's 1990s period, to mark a full stop.

It marked a full return to the practice of punitive home demolitions (initiated by the British) that had been mostly halted since 2005, when the army concluded they had little deterrent value.

Experts say the development will mark a full break from the country's "semi-feudal" past by liberating farmers from grassroots party committees, which have remained responsible for allocating land use rights.

The policy to extend selection beyond its current pockets may not mark a full return to selection – education secretary Justine Greening seemed lukewarm at best answering questions in the House today – but the debate factored in social mobility, class, and privilege.

Will Fukushima mark a full stop or just a comma in the nuclear story?

It marked a full century of independence from Portugal – and it was also the year that put Brazilian art on the international map.

Announced this week, MakerBot Labs doesn't mark a full return to those roots, but it does find the company carving out a niche for the DIY community that was once a driving force in its rapid growth.

"Meet the Press" marked a full year of David Gregory as moderator with a resounding ratings win Sunday.