Sentence examples similar to that marks the divide from inspiring English sources

THERE are few vegetables that mark the divide between a restaurant chef and a home cook as sharply as the fava bean.

Taylor, meanwhile, has been photographing the length of the 700-mile border since 2007, including one project in which he recorded all 276 monuments that mark the divide.

What hasn't changed is the significance of Labor Day -- the sharp dividing line that marks the end of summer and the start of a new beginning.

Once removed, you may want to divide the thigh from the drumstick by cutting along the "fat line" that marks the joint between the leg and thigh.

Indeed, it was the consistent application of marginalism that marked the true dividing line between classical theory and modern economics.

Those who have managed statewide campaigns in Texas said the state had two important dividing lines: the one that marked the border with Mexico and the one marked by Interstate 10 from El Paso through San Antonio to Houston that divides North Texas from the south.

It turned out that we were doing both at once: erecting a massive electronic infrastructure that outpaces our ability to democratically manage it and shifting our economy backward to recreate the chasms of class divide that marked the nineteenth century.

Some argue that Smith Street rather than Court marks the dividing line between Cobble Hill and Boerum Hill.

Labour outpolled the Conservatives in every age group below 50 in an election that marked a sharp generational divide.

Mr. Jaffe, he said in an interview, "marked the dividing line between that breed and all that came after, the public relations experts".

In the violence that marked those years, Beirut became a divided city, depleted of the large, varied, and long-established community of foreigners that had once enriched its social and cultural life and given it the distinctive cosmopolitan character for which it was famed.