Sentence examples for passage marks from inspiring English sources

Its passage marks one of the largest single steps on energy that the nation has taken since the Arab oil embargoes of the 1970's.

Their passage marks the effective surrender of forces opposing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Aleppo and a major victory for the government and its allies, including Russia.

The bill's passage marks a milestone in the Obama administration's efforts to rein in the abuses that contributed to the crisis and to prevent similar failures in the future.

The two ballot measures' successful passage marks an important achievement for progressive activists, who have increasingly made preschool affordability a policy priority at the state and local level.

Right down to the "safe passage" marks on the sidewalk, which delineate where children are allowed to walk safely: the district is home to a large group of registered child sex offenders.

Rites of passage, marking milestones in their lives.

The rites of passage marked the culmination of an epoch in a boy's life.

Is it a rite of passage, marking the decline of one great power and the ascendancy of another the American century evolving into the China century?

This process of finding out has been described as a rite of passage, marking the end of childhood and a transformation from blind belief to scepticism.

In the finale, when all misunderstandings are resolved, there is a passage marked "un poco Adagio," in which Giacinta and her maid Ninetta ask forgiveness for an elaborate ruse that they have pulled on Giacinta's brothers.

Hitchcock generates extra suspense by giving viewers a glimpse of the score: when we see a passage marked "poco a poco crescendo," we sense that the attempted assassination will take place at crescendo's end.