Sentence examples for marks what from inspiring English sources

In a division of question marks, what else could they ask for?

The agreement, signed last month after Bosnia's politicians ended 18 months of political deadlock, marks what one weary diplomat calls "the end of the beginning".

But this year it also marks what should be the biggest day in the 50-year story of the European project.

Some exposés and satires fall on the acceptable side of an often invisible and shifting line that marks what can and cannot be said freely in China.

The street between the two, Pembroke Road, marks what seems to be one of the most extreme contrasts of financial health anywhere in the country.

So the Microsoft case marks what may be an important step in how government and the courts deal with the Internet economy in the future.

He marked what he read with a pencil stub.

Invent a new punctuation mark, what would it be?

And Joe Cox, of What Hi-Fi? marked what he called the "end of an era".

QUESTION FROM MARK: What are your favorite dogs in literature, say, in fiction?

QUESTION FROM MARK: What the relationship does Justice Kennedy have with the rest of the Court?