Sentence examples for originally marked from inspiring English sources

Bob Warner, the group's chief executive, laid out plans that would save 15 factory sites originally marked for closure.

Originally marked to honour the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who fought at Gallipoli during the First World War, it now commemorates those killed in all conflicts.

The Messiaen was originally marked by the composer as "infinitely slow, ecstatic," and in this set a piece like this didn't seem unusual: those are qualities compatible with various parts of Mr. Klein's work.

Chelsea benefited from the Spain forward at his best on Saturday, all the rampaging power and presence that had originally marked him out as exceptional restored to his game.

They originally marked the major agricultural seasons in ancient Israel and commemorated Israel's early history; but, after the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 ce, emphasis was placed almost exclusively on the commemorative aspect.

One memorable creation — an enormous, double-spouted mash-up of a teapot, creamer and sugar dish, festooned with flowers and birds — was originally marked at $2,800 but is now offered for $1,400.

The Gucci outlet was packed with shoppers perusing offerings like gold open-toed cork platform shoes (originally $525 ,marked down to $319).

Ms. Scarlett was happy to show off steals from the Ellen Tracy outlet — a mossy green coat with a gathering detail on the back and a scroll-work coat that was originally $800 ,marked down to $99 with another 25percentt off.

To make matters worse the range through which Missouri was to pass had originally been marked with five buoys, but this number had been reduced to two buoys two days prior to the arrival of Captain Brown.

Originally captured, marked, and released on October 29, 2008 (570 m away from her recapture point), she had survived from the end of the wet season until the beginning of the next wet season, which provides definite evidence for aestivation as a mechanism that allows An. gambiae to persist during the dry season in the Sahel.

Cox, Atlanta's cantankerous manager, was ejected after the fifth inning for arguing a called third strike on Jones — the 132nd ejection of his career — breaking the mark originally set by the Hall of Famer John McGraw.