Sentence examples for marks a spectacular from inspiring English sources

The sale of 141m new shares, equivalent to 10% of G4S's existing share capital, marks a spectacular fall from grace for the company, which two years ago announced a £5.2bn takeover of Danish facilities management firm ISS to create a global giant with more than 1.2 million employees.

For many of these newly-minted lawyers, this period marks a spectacular transition.

The Arts Catalyst will present a three-part celebration in King's Cross later this year to mark a spectacular series of events that took place in New York 50 years ago.

This marked a spectacular gain from the six seats the SNP won in the last United Kingdom election in 2010.

THE early days of personal computing were marked by a spectacular free-for-all as companies big and small fell over one another in a mad rush to become the dominant player in a brand-new business.

About two hours after Plushenko withdrew with a back injury Thursday, Hanyu became the first figure skater to ever surpass the 100-point mark with a spectacular routine that earned him 101.45.

It was the penultimate race of that season and it was marked by a spectacular comeback from Michael Schumacher, who had been out since breaking his leg in a crash on the very first lap of the British Grand Prix in July.

The history of medicine has been marked by a spectacular evolution of mechanical ventilation and its inevitable benefit in providing life support both in anaesthesia and critical care management.

"In Venice," wrote a reader named Cynthia, "we had the Correr Museum on St. Mark's Square — a spectacular and vast set of galleries — almost to ourselves, midday on a weekday in late June".

There was a spectacular blue sky above.

Those words marked the beginning of a spectacular fall from grace that the Labour lobbyist arrested by retraining as a psychotherapist and marrying the sensible, popular GMTV presenter Kate Garraway.