Sentence examples for morning marks from inspiring English sources

"A scan yesterday afternoon revealed tiny damage to his near fore tendon, so this morning marks the end of an era for Ditcheat".

11.30am: Pierre Cardin's show this morning marks his return to the catwalk after a length absence, striking a blow for octogenarians everywhere.

The deal, signed at 4.30am on Sunday morning, marks arguably the most significant foreign policy achievement of Barack Obama's presidency, amounting to the most significant agreement between Washington and Tehran since the 1979 Iranian revolution.

Sept. 18, 1851 Emancipation: A Revolution President Lincoln's proclamation, which we publish this morning, marks an era in the history, not only of this war, but of this country and the world.

"A scan yesterday afternoon revealed tiny damage to his near fore tendon, so this morning marks the end of an era for [my] Ditcheat [yard]." He added: "Denman was great on Wednesday morning as he worked towards his intended start in the Lexus later this month, but he pulled up a little bit sore [on Thursday] morning and [head lad] Clifford [Baker] wasn't happy with him.

After two weeks of group stage matches, this morning marks the first day of the 2010 FIFA World Cup's knockout stage.

Obama's arrival in the bustling capital of New Delhi on Sunday morning marked the first time an American leader has visited India twice during his presidency.

Before tools like Procore* arrived, most construction projects would print paper drawings every morning, mark them up and communicate changes through phone or email.

Scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory are celebrating after NASA's Dawn spacecraft entered orbit around Ceres early Friday morning, marking the first visit to a dwarf planet.

Prescription pills and money were stolen from a Glendale pharmacy early Tuesday morning, marking the latest in a string of pharmacy break-ins, police said.

Saturday morning marked the start of a three-day period during which teams could begin negotiating with players on the verge of becoming free agents.