Sentence examples for marks a remarkable from inspiring English sources

It marks a remarkable change of fortune since its future in the eurozone was in doubt 18 months ago.

It also marks a remarkable achievement for Team Sky, winner of three Tours in their first six seasons.

Whatever the early nerves, his appointment marks a remarkable comeback for a man who only eight months ago had surgery to remove a lung tumour.

George Osborne's much heralded speech in praise of Conservative local government marks a remarkable change in attitude as compared with the Tories under Margaret Thatcher.

The headline echoes the chants of Egyptian protesters, "the people want to bring down the regime" and marks a remarkable U-turn in the editorial stance of Egypt's second oldest daily newspaper.

It also marks a remarkable turnaround for the world's second-richest man, who had previously insisted on giving away his $42bn fortune after his death, to ensure its long-term use.

Those appearances mark a remarkable survival in an industry known more for flameouts than multidecade legacies.

That marked a remarkable turnaround for a player who was asking to be traded at the start of the season.

The NDP's gains marked a remarkable shift in a campaign that started out weeks ago looking like a straight battle between Harper and Ignatieff, with the 60-year-old Layton recovering from prostate cancer and a broken hip.

If the opposition wins, it will mark a remarkable comeback for Anwar, a former deputy prime minister who was sacked in 1998 and subsequently jailed on corruption and sodomy charges that he claims were fabricated by his political enemies.

If the opposition wins, it would mark a remarkable comeback for Anwar, a former deputy prime minister who was fired in 1998 and subsequently jailed on corruption and sodomy charges that he says were fabricated by his political enemies.