Sentence examples similar to news mark from inspiring English sources
Kresy-Siberia Foundathen First the big news: 2015 marks the 75th anniversary of Joseph Stalin's mass deportation of nearly 2 million Polish people to the Siberian Gulags, events and their ripple effects that were nearly swept under the rugs of history.
The news marked a phase change.
The news marks the end of the independent existence of Pilkington, which was founded in 1826.
We hope today's news marks a turning point for general practice".
The British Phonographic Industry BPII) said the news marked a "coming of age for digital music," no less.
The news marked the end of an era in the fourteen-year media war between the government and the opposition.
The news marks the end of BAE's involvement with the project, which it joined in 1979.
The reaction of her fourth-grade classmates to that news marked the moment, Cosgrove recalled, "when I really understood I was acting.
The news marks a delay from the Obama administration's original intention to have the standards out by the end of September.
This positive economic news marks a watershed in Africa's history and dispels the prevailing view of the continent as a region of undifferentiated hardship and despair.
The Malaysian prime minister, Najib Razak, said the terrible and deeply shocking news marked "a tragic day in what has already been a tragic year for Malaysia".
