Sentence examples for show mark from inspiring English sources

Agency records show Mark P. Wetjen, a Democratic commissioner, has met dozens of times with a variety of industry groups on the issue.

521 West 23rd Street Chelsea Through June 10 The small black-and-white pictures in this show mark a transition in Robert Mapplethorpe's early career.

Does the show mark "a paradigm shift in our own theatre," asks one reader; will it influence "a whole generation of writers and directors," ponders another.

In this four-part show, Mark Williams-Thomas revisits the disappearance of Carol Packman, believed murdered by her husband in 1985.

[Ridley] said like, "Hey, can we show Mark [Watney] out on the surface of Mars, with the EVA suit on, pouring hydrazine from one container to another?" I said, "No, I don't think so, because hydrazine is really volatile and in Mars's atmospheric pressure it would just boil off".

The letters, along with Doug Hampton's interview on Wednesday with a local television news show, mark another embarrassment for Ensign, a 51-year-old Christian conservative who abruptly came forward last month and confessed to the affair.

(The show marks Mr. Thompson's professional debut).

This new show marks quite a change.

"Thirty per cent show marked improvement.

"This show marks the beginning of the modern world.

This show marks the nonprofit gallery's 40th anniversary.