Sentence examples for marks a true from inspiring English sources

It remains uncertain whether it marks a true end to the Williams era at Wimbledon.

Take a deep seat in the saddle and don that faraway look that marks a true man of vision".

Lovers of the sturdy, copious, grandmotherly cooking that marks a true bistro pass favorite addresses from hand to hand, like Russians in the Communist era exchanging samizdat manuscripts.

Although many could argue he has been a consistent threat since he was drafted in 2012, this year marks a true breakout as he has led his team to a respectable 4-2 record.

It remains to be seen whether the session marks a true turning point in the Governor's relationship with the Legislature or whether it is an aberration brought about by election-year pressures on lawmakers.

The move marks "a true ecological success story," said Eileen Sobeck, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAassistantadministratorator for fisheries in Silver Spring, Maryland, in a 6 September statement.

It may not even mark a true golfing rally.

In addition to teaching modern languages, science, and vocational subjects, it marked a true renewal of physical culture, with an emphasis on such activities as wrestling, running, riding, fencing, vaulting, and dancing.

Unfortunately, it has taken such action in the past, but that action has turned out to be partially symbolic and constructed for international consumption, rather than marking a true and complete change in policy.

Some scholars cite the innovative productions of Barry Jackson in the 1920s at the Birmingham Repertory Theater as marking a true inflection point in bringing modern dress into Shakespeare production.

This document is marked "a true copy" and stamped "SECRET". It relays the information that "all Polish men and women who are fit to work have to be transferred into concentration camps for protective custody". This order comes from the Reich Security Main Office.