Sentence examples for marks this from inspiring English sources

Close Encounters marks this same moment in popular culture.

It's that essential warmth that marks this show out.

Questions that don't end in question marks — this means they're never going to the aquarium.

But the political context marks this out as a much more important moment than that.

Vincent marks this as the start of her time as a "champion sinner".

Edinburgh marks this show's premiere; in September they will take a slightly longer version on a national tour.

Capes and great coats, often in double-faced materials, had a tailoring authority that marks this family owned brand.

It's the cosy political stitch-up that marks this out as far superior to Uncle Joe's regime.

Together they form just one more part of the architectural jumble that marks this area of Stepney.

Not everyone believes the raft of players competing at the highest level now marks this, fresh, era as iconic.

The New Yorker, May 23 , 1953P. 120 Full marks this week go to C.V. Whitney's Catspaw.