Sentence examples for marking much from inspiring English sources

With only dusty, pebbled lots, like the site of this week's celebration, marking much of the 111 acres that will be resettled under the agreement, years of work loom for the people who ultimately do move back.

Lombard rule marked much more of a break, without doubt.

Despite his artistic genius, failure and confusion no doubt marked much of Grünewald's life.

He quickly established the pattern of achievement that has marked much of his life since then.

It has a wry, dry humor that would mark much of his later art.

The bobbing and weaving that has marked much of the church's response will not do, Mr. Donohue said.

The destinations were primarily north of Srebrenica, in a 35-mile- (55-km) long band alongside the Drina River, which marks much of Bosnia's border with Serbia.

This was Pasolini's third full-length feature, and with it he began his experiments with anthropology that would mark much of his future output.

"We can turn America around," Mr. Clinton said, promising that his wife could restore the peace and prosperity that marked much of his two terms as president.

Oman, he said, seemed comparatively free of the seething discontent that marks much of the region: "The fact that Sultan Qaboos has been in power 40 years, and is still universally admired and loved, is astonishing," he told me.

Kobe Bryant scored 34 points for the Lakers, who opened the postseason with the same halfhearted effort that marked much of their regular season after three straight exhausting trips to the finals.