Sentence examples for off to mark from inspiring English sources

At 13 minutes past noon on Tuesday a flare was set off to mark the exact time of that launch a century on.

Hull City midfielder Tom Huddlestone has sold his famous lock of hair, cut off to mark his first goal for thirty-two months, for £6,300 on internet auctioning website eBay.

The set is about halfway through, a confetti bomb going off to mark a high point and the go-go dancers now sharing their podiums with punters brought to a frenzy by Smith's manipulation of Kanye West and Adele.

Tomorrow night, in 17 cities around the world, massive parties will be going off to mark xXx, Diesel's 30th anniversary celebrations.

But when he walked off to mark a line 10-yards away where Chelsea's players should stand, Luiz played a little trick.

As Britons enjoyed an extra day off to mark the spring bank holiday on Monday, Mr. Cameron's office responded to the criticism by insisting the prime minister remained in charge despite his absence and had taken office backup with him.

I understand that there will not be a complaint to the PCC about the pictures - which were published across the world, particularly in the US - because it is felt that it was something of a one-off to mark her first informal appearance in public after the wedding.

Rooney is five goals behind leading scorer Sir Bobby Charlton, who presented the 29-year-old with a golden cap before kick-off to mark his 100th appearance.

Wales internationals Justin Tipuric and Ryan Bevington were presented with shirts before the kick-off to mark their 100th games for the Welsh region.

The current multi-country format is the brainchild of Uefa president Michel Platini and is expected to be a one-off to mark the 60th anniversary of the European confederation.

Wayne Rooney marked his 100th cap with his 44th goal for England - leaving him just five behind record holder Sir Bobby Charlton, who presented him with a golden cap before kick-off to mark the 29-year-old's achievement.