Sentence examples for marking a new chapter from inspiring English sources

Yet in 100 years time this work, scandalously free of economic impact, will be the one remembered as marking a new chapter in the possibilities of art.

Seven students are marking a new chapter in Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing academic program history this month.

Obama visits new US Embassy in Cuba Jump to media player President Obama arrives in Cuba for a historic visit marking a new chapter in US-Cuban relations, dogged until recently by decades of Cold War animosity.

Thus marking a new chapter for the actress/musician/humanitarian.

Bethenny Frankel's new talk show "Bethenny" (weekdays on Fox) premiered Monday, marking a new chapter in the reality star-turned Skinnygirl Cocktails entrepreneur's career in media.

Leslie Lothstein, the psychologist famed for treating abusive Catholic priests and whose early warnings church leaders were once heralded as marking "a new chapter in the relationship between the church and psychiatrists," worries that as with the initial reports of abuse at the church, the episodes of abuse at prep schools we know about may just the tip of the iceberg.

But Mr. Ferrer came close to assembling a winning coalition of Hispanic and black voters, in a way that suggested that this election marked a new chapter in the continuing ethnic and political realignment in New York.

The State Department is a fitting venue to mark a new chapter in American diplomacy.

Ms. Rafaelian's stewardship marks a new chapter in Belcourt's somewhat bizarre history.

Mr Cameron said: "This curriculum marks a new chapter in British education.

Some worry that the assassinations of the pro-government leaders could mark a new chapter in the region's struggle.