Sentence examples for that mark a from inspiring English sources

The two key measures that mark a depression or expansion are jobs and production.

Rites of passage have often been described as rituals that mark a crisis in individual or communal life.

Along the way, they recount the adrenaline and tedium, the danger and deception, that mark a career in espionage.

What happened to Mr. Woodruff and Mr. Vogt was one of those chilling television moments that mark a milestone.

There have been two stutters over the past few weeks, small, squally rows that mark a wider issue.

Because the ambition that seeks to engineer, patent, possess and control creatures and places knows little of the restraint, humility, liberation and respect that mark a Sabbath sensibility.

And that marks a crucial victory.

It is a secular impulse that marks a chilling regression.

The credential that marks a great critic is great criticism.

"Old woman," read another slip that marked a tomb.

— "has built a machine that marks a cultural revolution," Weisberg said.