Sentence examples for marking war from inspiring English sources

After the crowd dispersed, Kerry walked in his pained, ambling way along the rows of graves, countless graves, stone after stone marking war after war.

In "The Weight of Vengeance" (Oxford), a new study marking the war's bicentennial year, Troy Bickham repeats the refrain: "There is no single explanation for the outbreak of war in June 1812".

A centenary wood marking the war is planned for each nation of the UK.

Cllr Phillips said: "It's one of the ways we'll be marking World War One both this year and in the four years to come".

In a decade marked by war, my words are part of something greater than myself, or my marriage, or the war itself.

In an era marked by war, assassinations and political scandal, the Senate provided continuity, gravitas and leadership.

Late last week, President Dmitry Medvedev gave an interview to three Russian news outlets to mark the war's anniversary.

Today, early in another century again marked by war, we do not know how far the era-changing event of 2001 will cast its shadow.

I think the Department for Culture Media and Sport has made money available for groups and institutions to mark the war in any way they see fit.

Kara Becker writes in the New York Post on the decline of the New York accent: Linguists mark World War II as the turning point for the New York City accent.

He urged that the same spirit of bipartisan unity that marked the war against terrorism be extended to deliberations on the lagging economy.