Sentence examples for may have marked from inspiring English sources

It was a powerful narrative, and May's election may have marked the death of Congress's powerful Nehru-Gandhi dynasty.

But that may have marked frontloading's high tide.

Kafka may have marked a difference between sleeping and waking, but did Krzhizhanovsky?

In fact, that election may have marked the beginning of evangelicals' political decline.

This game of a physical series also may have marked the end of Eric Lindros's career.

St George's Day may have marked the penultimate throes of Karl Oyston's Blackpool in League One.

This week may have marked the beginning of his political end.

It will eliminate in an instant any goodwill that may have marked the past 10 months of discussions.

But last Saturday evening, quite unwittingly, he did something that may have marked an even bigger step into the future.

This may have marked the beginning of an ironic reversal of the use of former slaves by the respective armies.

What can we infer about how sobriety may have marked the music of Wayne, Eminem or even John Coltrane?