Sentence examples for marking something from inspiring English sources
New clothes were an event then, unlike now, and I had a sense that they were marking something special.
The view now outside Moran's is of a sheer vanishing, of a towering absence, of a sky-blue void marking something so familiar suddenly snuffed to transparency.
I work down by the World Trade Center site, and it seems that everywhere, the letters "ECS" are painted in fluorescent red or orange paint on the street, marking something.
But when you do emerge, the valley's power remains like a scar marking something that has been overcome and left behind, a reminder that even culture should take some things seriously.
And yet 2015 ended up marking something of a calm before the storm for comic book fare, with the desperate debacle surrounding Josh Trank's miserable Fantastic Four proving Hollywood is still capable of mining the odd seam of critical kryptonite in among the infinity gems.
In April 2015, Mahout 0.9 was updated to 0.10.0, marking something of a shift in the project's goals [92].
Yet it also marks something of a retreat.
The role marks something a renaissance for Streep.
The following decade marked something of a change, however.
It might mark something even worse than that.
Just being able to pursue his basketball dream marks something of an achievement for Hazell.
