Sentence examples for suitably marked from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in 1931 the United Daughters of the Confederacy "voted to see that the last meeting place of the Ku Klux Klan in Nashville, and from where the last ride was made, is suitably marked".

A council spokeswoman added: "We will ensure that all found remains are treated with dignity and we plan to reinter them in another part of the cemetery and ensure they are suitably and respectfully marked". Relatives of those buried have two months to contact with the council if they wish to make their own re-burial arrangements.

Two years ago marked the 50th anniversary of its publication, and it was suitably canonized in one of those funereal black Library of America volumes, its stature reaffirmed in celebratory essays.

That was a suitably ignominious reaction to mark a desperate occasion for Liverpool.

The opening drum roll set a suitably grand tone to mark Peru's artistic ambitions.

Of course, there was a suitably glitzy opening over London Fashion Week to mark the occasion with guests including Julia Restoin Roitfeld, Lady Kitty Spencer, Sabine Getty and Tod's CEO Diego Della Valle.

Red was, perhaps suitably, the colour the Duchess of Cambridge chose to mark the occasion.

(Mimi Lien contributed the suitably grotty set).

"We meant to mark an event in history & celebrate our strong friendship today," the embassy said, linking to a suitably somber article on the anniversary of the ransacking on the Huffington Post.

The idea was to mark the half-century with a program before a choral concert, until Mr. Levien stepped in and spent more than a year organizing something suitably grand.

To mark their contribution to this issue, and to recognize a formidable constellation of talent, most of the women met up one recent afternoon to pose for a suitably arresting group portrait.