Sentence examples for marking special from inspiring English sources

There also are a pair of cotton candy-topped cakes that regularly make appearances when guests are marking special occasions: Marie Antoinette's Crave, pistachio chiffon cake with rose petal jam and decorated with brightly colored macarons and pink cotton candy, and Le Louis, chocolate chiffon cake with blackberries and blueberries, topped with blue cotton candy.

Dang, whose family left Saigon for the United States the day before North Vietnamese troops entered the city in 1975, told her colleagues about an Asian custom of marking special occasions by giving cash or a message enclosed in a red envelope.

Aside from making a decision about day-to-day drinking behaviour, the cultural importance of alcohol in marking special occasions and celebrations meant these were times when women either made an exception and drank or reportedly "missed" being able to consume alcohol: Respondent: I had two glasses of wine I think with both pregnancies.

He was caring and doting, regularly sending her flowers to mark special occasions — an all-around nice and loving human being.

"Rochdale has a proud history of coming together to mark special days in different cultures, from St Patrick's Day to the Ukrainian Holodomor, and our town will not take any lessons from Katie Hopkins on community cohesion.

The American Chemical Society (ACS) has used the Joseph Priestley House as a place to mark special celebrations.

People visit the site looking for poems to help mark special events in their lives.

Multiple flags, on the other hand, are normally used to decorate both public and private buildings to mark special occasions, such as national holidays.

Peters' concert performances often benefit arts organizations or help them to mark special occasions, such as her performance on an overnight cruise on the Seabourn Odyssey in a benefit for the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami in November 2009.

We describe a study to investigate to what extent effects such as halo and leniency were operating in supervisor marked Special Study Modules (SSMs) in the Edinburgh University undergraduate course.

New clothes were an event then, unlike now, and I had a sense that they were marking something special.