Sentence examples for marking new from inspiring English sources

Main returned to the site two or three times a year, marking new burrows and checking on existing ones.

"So many outstanding student teachers who are in their first year are so disillusioned by this lack of support in planning, marking, new initiatives etc".

The passage works by a sort of time lapse, the successive simple rhymes and near-rhymes marking new phases of perception: "good" to "wood" to "would" to "hoods".

Construction tarps have covered its curious, bare-looking top floor for months, and its expansive lobby was completely renovated last year, marking new chapters in the history of this unusual building.

He gestured precisely, pointing with his baton at certain members to make timbral combinations, marking new tempos with down strokes, indicating a cross-panning effect or holding up one, two or three fingers for the start of a written section.

It helps, too, that cities small and large are encouraging pedal power by marking new bike lanes.

The animals fill the street beneath the clearly marked New York Stock Exchange, attacking one another.

First brought together in 1982, to mark New Society's 20th anniversary, the photographs went on show at the National Theatre.

As Tom Brook reports, it marks new territory for its star.

The Ospreys marked new head coach Steve Tandy's first game in charge with a hard-fought win over Aironi.

The first archaeological signs of art and symbolism may mark new heights of social interaction rather than a cognitive leap.