Sentence examples for marking the day from inspiring English sources

On each of the next 100 days, Save the Children will be marking the day as the deadline approaches.

There were people building houses for the poor as their way of marking the day.

In fact, he will not be marking the day at all.

There were "illegal" demonstrations in Prague and Bratislava on 21 August, marking the day of the Soviet-led invasion in 1968.

Nigel Farage, Ukip leader, had not got around to marking the day on the micro-blogging platform, either, despite his party's special briefing to mark the day.

In addition to Orthodox Christian and Islamic religious holidays, Macedonians celebrate a number of holidays tied to the country's history, including Independence Day (September 8), marking the day in 1991 when Macedonians voted for independence from federated Yugoslavia.

Many survivors chose to mark the day in private.

Erick Erickson of the conservative blog RedState.com said her statement "may mark the day the Romney campaign died".

Another way to mark the day: read Richard Brody's post on Lincoln and the movies.

In Albany, Christian, Jewish and Muslim clerics marked the day with calls for softening the penalties.

After its conclusion, Ben was thrown into the bath to mark the day.