Sentence examples for marking only the from inspiring English sources

The match ended in a draw — still a good result for the U.S. team, marking only the fourth time that it avoided defeat at Azteca.

He allowed five runs (four earned) over five innings, marking only the third time in his 15 starts that he gave up more than two earned runs.

If enacted as proposed, the overall state budget would shrink by $500 million to $33 billion, marking only the fifth time in the last 50 years that New Jersey would spend less money than it did the previous year.

Boston College's Jeff Farkas, Brian Gionta and Mike Motteau are among the 10 nominees for the 2000 Hobey Baker Award, marking only the second time a school has had three finalists for college hockey's top individual honor.

Under the new grading system, which will replace the old A*-G marking, only the top 20% of those who get grade 7 and above will get a grade 9.

Saudi Arabia earned a delicious $74 billion from oil, letting its government bank a budget surplus of $12 billion, marking only the second time in 20 years it has balanced its books.

However, this marks only the beginning of Jamie's efforts.

The boat tour marked only the fifth day that the group had been in the United States.

The 1948 war thus marked only the beginning of trouble in the region.

But those cases mark only the far end of a continuum.

For these eight projects mark only the first stage of our electricity market reform.