Sentence examples for review marking from inspiring English sources

It came out in Partisan Review — marking the start of a relationship that was key to establishing Bellow's reputation as the intellectuals' chosen novelist.

In July, the authorities in Pyongyang abruptly canceled a vast military parade that he was to review, marking the 50th anniversary of the July 27 , 1953 armistice that ended the Korean War.

While fitting out at Portland, she participated in the fleet review marking Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee on 26 June 1897 at Spithead before departing for Japan via the Suez Canal.

That review marks the birth of serious criticism of children's literature.

His article, reprinted later that year in Partisan Review, marked the start of his reputation in New York.

For a fee, a restaurant can keep one favorable review, marked "sponsor," at the top of the list.

The Browne Review marks the end of a two tier system which until now has disadvantaged part-time students.

The highest praise came in the form of the only review marked "very good", which simply noted, "not as bad as the other reviews".

Perhaps I've sensationalized, but the introduction last week of Sunday Review, the successor to the venerable Week in Review, marks a decided turn toward more opinion journalism.

The CoE's climate-change policy has been in place since 2008 but the new policy, the result of a two-year review, marks a much bolder and more interventionist stance by the church.

Campaigners say the review marks an opportunity to improve the maternity deal for British mothers, who are entitled to the equivalent of 8.6 weeks off on full pay, compared with a European average of 22 weeks.