Sentence examples for marking a time from inspiring English sources

"But actually the way I view each year is, we're marking a time and a place in our American theatrical canon, and the Negro Ensemble Company is absolutely a major and important development.

The canvassing – and sudden shying from – anything that might constitute political or social allegory is a little despairing, marking a time when most creators of animated children's movies seem to think even the faintest of political messages is pretty much a no-fly zone.

The fall equinox is a day of balance -- with equal dark and light, marking a time for the Northern hemisphere when the days will get shorter and the nights will get longer -- again symbolizing a time of self-reflection and closure.

For marking, a time scale of 150 mm/s was chosen.

The books marked a time when Dido was well.

The 1980s and 1990s, when crack use was widespread, marked a time of intense violence in urban America.

I wrote my new book Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other to mark a time of opportunity.

The 1980s marked a time of structural adjustment around the world.

Adolescence marks a time when many young people engage in risky behaviors with potential implications for long-term health.

But Glickenhaus knows that chips are cyclical, and now marks a time when these shares are cheap enough to buy.

Creating scenes reminiscent of an apocalyptic disaster, Sandy marked a time when the climate crisis became real for many Americans.