Sentence examples for may mark one of from inspiring English sources

One example of the change was evident earlier this month, when Mr. Bush formally announced his decision to withdraw from the ABM treaty, an act that may mark one of the most important decisions of his first year in office.

Friday may mark one of the deadliest school shootings in Canadian history.

Their contest may mark one of the first times two openly LGBT candidates have faced off for a state office -- a rare scenario likely to become more common as increasing numbers of gay and lesbian people run for public office.

As a result, it may mark one of the early transitions from soft-bodied creatures to the hard-bodied arthropods we know today, the researcher says.

One may wonder why Simon Stevens has chosen this controversial topic to mark one of his earliest interviews as head of the NHS.

I think 1998 marked one of video games' hugest upheavals.

It marked one of the low points in her career.

Today marks one of the first semi-substantiated leaks.

This marks one of the lowest of the season.

September 18 may mark the second day of one of the most famous operations of World War Two, Operation Market Garden, but in 2007 it also marks the beginning of the end of the pay for content model favored by some in the main stream media.

July 13 , 2016 will mark one year since the death of Sandra Bland.