Sentence examples for marking the very from inspiring English sources

Arguably the most important invention of the modern era -- perhaps marking the very beginning of what we call the modern era --movable theeconomics the ecofomics of knowledge distribution and underwrote the Reformation, the Enlightenment and the Scientific Revolution.

The relationship between Blair and Brown marks the very heartbeat of the Government.

This outburst marked the very early stages of a supernova explosion called SN 2008D.

He marked the very places where he thought that the praise of his services was insufficient.

Lit by flickering votive candles, a silver star marks the very spot.

It makes sense to start with the storyline demo, since it clearly marks the very beginning of the game.

As it happens, Franken's arrival in Washington marked the very moment that Democratic power reached a pinnacle.

This marked the very moment when, through Kinnock's electrifying declaration of war against Militant, the Labour Party began its long 12-year walk back to electability.

Firefighters cleared the area around Notre Dame, which sits on an island in the River Seine and marks the very center of Paris.

Worse, her apotheosis with full military honours marks the very public burial of any pretence at modernising himself or his party.

Sakane went back to her homeland in October 1946, which ironically marked the very end of her directorial career on the grounds that she had to have a college degree to be a director in post-war Japan.