Sentence examples for marking the coming from inspiring English sources

Marking the coming 200th anniversary of the 1804-6 expedition up the Missouri River, the sculpture depicts Meriwether Lewis, William Clark and his slave, York, and Sacajawea and her baby boy, Jean Baptiste.

When Sir Herbert Baker designed the building early this century, it was intended to be a symbol of unity, marking the coming together of the British colonies and the defeated Boer republics - its two wings representing an equal marriage between English and Afrikaans.

FGM forms an important part of the rites of passage ceremony, marking the coming of age of the female child [ 2].

"We are currently planning further ways in which the Tower of London will be marking the coming years of the centenary and the legacy of the poppies in the moat".

Ben Wilson's Heyday marks the coming of modernity with another substance.

FEW Americans remember the War of 1812, and if they do they are likely to forget that it marked the coming of age of their navy.

Australia Day is 26 January, a date whose only significance is to mark the coming to Australia of the white people in 1788.

What relevance could that vampire have to the ancient Celtic festival known as Samain or 'Sow in' – an event which marked the coming New Year, when the harvest had been gathered in and the dread dark winter lay ahead?

The band marks the coming of "Seeds" with a show at the Apollo Theatre (253 W. 125th St ., on Nov. 18, and a pair of shows at the Music Hall of Williamsburg (66 N. 6th St., Brooklyn), on Nov. 21-22.

In the calendar of Muammar el-Qaddafi's republic of fear and terror, Sept. 1 marks the coming to power, in 1969, of the officers and conspirators who upended a feeble but tolerant monarchy.

A number of events are taking place in London to mark the coming of the new year, the day will start with a parade in Trafalgar Square at 10am moving through Soho to arrive at Rupert St at 11am.