Sentence examples for marking a point from inspiring English sources

Border Post 33 -- a cement stake marking a point along the line -- is atop Sheik Abad Hill, a little way south.

To this day, their self-titled debut album remains one of the most perfect statements ever made in British pop music, marking a point where classic 60s-inspired songwriting collided with the stardust-sprinkled headrush of acid house's second summer of love.

This hesitation seems to mark Thrasymachus as caught in a delicate and unstable dialectical way-station: his debunking comes 'in between' conventionalism and a full-blown Calliclean reversal of moral values, marking a point at which the traditional language of 'justice' has been challenged and demystified, but no satisfactory way to redeploy it has been found.

Several of the interviewees simply underlined one of the top or bottom values on the scale instead of marking a point along the scale.

For each finding the radiologist assigned a suspiciousness score by marking a point on a 10-cm strongly non-linear Visual Analog Scale (VAS) (Fig.  1).

In the CSRS, the child evaluates five dimensions of interaction during the intervention by marking a point on a line segment.

Tuesday's high also marked a point on that line.

A Treatise marks a point of departure in different ways.

A tag may be set to mark a point in the command history.

"That usually marks a point to start taking some profits off the table".

It is to be hoped the reshuffle marks a point of departure," wrote Ingham.