Sentence examples for marking what is from inspiring English sources

The last member of a group of British men who traveled to join the so-called Islamic State (IS), calling themselves the "Britani Brigade Bangladeshi Bad Boys," has reportedly died, marking what is thought to be the 50th British jihadi that has been killed while fighting in Syria and Iraq.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syrian rebels downed a military helicopter with a surface-to-air missile outside Aleppo on Tuesday, video uploaded by antigovernment activists appeared to show, marking what is potentially a major battlefield advance: confirmation that rebels have put their growing stock of heat-seeking missiles to effective use.

The breakthrough findings that histone methylation, notably lysine 9 methylation in histone H3, may also be 'guided' by small heterochromatin-associated RNAs by a mechanism that remain unclear (see Figure 2D) suggest that the cell has invested considerable energy in covalently marking what is now referred to as the 'epigenome' (reviewed in Grewal and Moazed, 2003).

I suggest two quick evolutionary steps: Support the separation of news and opinion by more clearly marking what's what.

It earned $167,445,960 by the end of its run in North America, marking what was at the time the highest grossing film of the series, before being surpassed by Quantum of Solaces $168.4 million.

IT IS wholly characteristic of the world's most secretive state that it has marked what is potentially the biggest shift in its political history with complete official silence.

Personally, I think they will, just to mark what is such a special day for British cycling".

"Pirates is the last attraction Walt Disney personally oversaw, and it marks what is arguably the most significant example of Disneyland's use of space-age robotics.

Sebastien Loeb, who is on something of an abbreviated retirement tour, marked what is scheduled to be his penultimate appearance in the World Rally Championship by winning Rally Argentina on Sunday.

The Woodstock Festival occasioned the harmonious gathering of a crowd of about 400,000 young rock-music devotees and marked what is considered the high point of the American youth counterculture of the 1960s.

Less than an hour later, and pretty much on time, we pulled into the station, its platform crowded with residents gathered to mark what is clearly a major event of the week.