Sentence examples for something of a marker from inspiring English sources
These two teams meet again in only three weeks' time in the first Powergen Challenge Cup semi-final and, though both camps will doubtless play down the importance of this contest, this victory laid down something of a marker for Daniel Anderson's team.
Computers have become something of a cultural marker — in politics and in the real world.
Your favourite Rickman film is something of a generational marker.
Your favorite Rickman film is something of a generational marker.
The idea being to encourage envy among their peers who might previously have viewed marriage at 13 to a wealthy 40-something farmer as a marker of success.
Example of a marker in DH Press.
While coloring books for adults are something of a trend, there's another artistic outlet that requires even less effort than colored pencils and markers.
Responsible innovation becomes something of a metaphor.
Yes, a trophy of that nature may seem hollow and, to a point, in bad taste, but at least it would be a victory, something to cling to, a marker of the passing days and our inevitable, unremarkable trudge towards the grave.
