Sentence examples for media marked from inspiring English sources
North Korean state media marked her inauguration with a warning to the US and the South not to proceed with forthcoming joint military drills.
The letter, published in state media, marked a significant shift in the former British colony, where authorities had long refused to recognise the existence of political prisoners, usually dismissing such detainees as common criminals.
Politicians took to the stage to highlight California's role in the struggle for marriage equality, while celebrities on social media marked the occasion with viral hashtags such as #LoveWins and #EqualityForAll.
Overall, out of the 43 predicted biosensors for glucose minimal media, the biomass yield of 13 was found to be insensitive to the specific metabolite composition of the spent media (marked with an underline in Figure 3).
Nicaragua A special and promising move by national media marked the launch of Say Yes for Children in Nicaragua, at an important meeting of medias top decision-makers on 17 August.
The group's use of social media marks it out from predecessors such as al-Qaida.
Some have questioned whether the rise of social media marks the beginning of the end for call centres.
And, of course, simply saying you want nothing to do with the media marks you as some kind of nutcase, at least in the media's jaundiced eye.
The Horizon documentary 'Killer in the Village' [ 8] generated interest in the media and marked the beginning of extensive coverage of AIDS in the mass media and the increase in calls to Gay Switchboard [ 9].
The bureaucrat George Entwistle took the post of director general during a very troubled time, but it was ultimately what he didn't have, what we PR sages define as "the stuff" and his bruskness and laissez-faire attitude to the media that marked his undoing.
He cultivated a casual and charismatic image in the media that marked a departure from the normally staid nature of Chinese politics.
