A modest stone monument roughly marks the liftoff spot.
The statue roughly marks the spot where Juan Per?ad planned to build a colossal monument to himself, Evita and a symbolic worker, or Descamisado.
The separation barrier that Olmert said will roughly mark Israel's eastern border after the partial West Bank withdrawal is designed to keep out Palestinians, not rockets.
He next roughly marks the edge of Mr. Matte's face and his features to figure out where Mickey will fit.
The water flows through a Roman-era irrigation system down into a deep valley where a railway track — a section of the Jaffa-Jerusalem railway built in Ottoman times — roughly marks the 1949 armistice line between the West Bank and Israel.
Pittsburgh's WQED put up millions of dollars for it, and the program's appearance on PBS roughly marks the 250th anniversary of the war, as well as of the founding of Pittsburgh.
In a speech President George W. Bush gave on Aug. 30, 2005, roughly marking the 60th anniversary of the Allies' victory in Japan, Dower notes, Bush emphasized how the United States' ongoing struggle in Iraq was, like the struggle against the Japanese, a fight against "kamikaze pilots on suicidal missions" and "commanders animated by a fanatical belief" in their own cause.
The box roughly marks the boundary of the active zone of the site, which can be described by 3 main active sub-areas: south-west (around A and B), central (Thermitière, dot) and north-east (around C).
The area is divided into zones numbered 1 - 10, each roughly marking the territory of its resident tigers.
Avenue M splits the Antelope Valley into two nearly indistinguishable swaths of desert, a concrete ribbon that roughly marks the border between the cities of Palmdale and Lancaster.
