Sentence examples for marking one of from inspiring English sources
A ship carrying 25,000lb (11,000kg) of low-enriched uranium left Iran for Russia on Monday, marking one of the most vital steps yet in a high-stakes deal to deny Iran a nuclear weapon.
AMMAN, Aug 6 (Reuters) - Syrian Prime Minister Riyad Hijab has defected to the opposition seeking to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad, a spokesman for Hijab said on Monday, marking one of the most high profile desertions from the Damascus government.
Federal regulators seized IndyMac Bancorp on Friday evening, marking one of the largest bank failures in American history.
Respondents answer by marking one of five choices on a grid, according to the Princeton Review, like a range from stating something on campus is "awful" to "excellent".
Each item is responded to by marking one of five response options on a Likert scale.
The democratization of communications has enabled nearly one third of the human population on earth to share music, knowledge, news and social life on an open playing field, marking one of the great evolutionary advances in the history of our species.
Now a mother of two, Zakaria went to Tahrir with her friends on Wednesday to mark one of the most momentous days of her life.
His little coffee with Mark Taylor marked one of those unnoticed moments on which cultural history can pivot.
The show marks one of many collaborations between Hargitay and Biden, including on NBC.
The event marks one of the first changes she has instituted: openings on Sunday afternoons rather than weeknights.
The passage of the bill marks one of the first victories of the state's task force on Asian-American issues, which launched in May.
