Sentence examples for marking a key from inspiring English sources

"Everyone was experimenting, but the most likely consequences of this were not communicated to the divers," says Skjoldbjærg, who sees his film as marking a key moment in Norway's history.

Moreover, these acquisitions appear to have occurred through HGT events at a similar time in evolutionary history, marking a key point in the transition of apicomplexans from a free-living to parasitic lifestyle.

The shootings marked a key moment in the antiwar movement.

"Where the Wild Things Are," which was published in 1963, marked a key stage in Sendak's development.

Disney's $7.4bn acquisition of Steve Jobs's animation studio Pixar, agreed in January, marked a key turning point.

The move marks a key point in a gradual but radical overhaul of the academy programme since Gordon Brown became prime minister.

An agreement was expected on his appointment on Monday, which would mark a key stage in the overhaul of the Co-op.

Administrators said the vote marked a key step in the district's effort to replace its crumbling buildings and also repair its sagging image.

Tomorrow marks a key stage in a process that has seen many twists and turns for the earmarked branches known internally as Project Verde.

Amber Jane Butchart, a fashion historian who is working on a BBC Radio 4 documentary on vintage clothes, thinks the 2000s marked a key time for what she calls "vintage acceptance", when the look shifted from alternative to mainstream.

The recapture of the city, where the Iraqi flag was raised on Monday over government buildings that had served as Isis's base in Ramadi, marks a key victory against the jihadis.