Sentence examples for thing marking from inspiring English sources

10 p.m. 3. ART-BAR CRAWL The bright green Kraft Paints building is the only thing marking the entrance to Hambara (6 Septemvri), a secret hangout for artists and intellectuals during the Communist regime that is still lighted by candles — rather precariously, given the wooden interiors.

The one thing marking her out is a deeply felt religious conviction during her teenage years; she no longer attends church devotedly, but in 2012 ended up married to the musician Marcus Mumford, whom she met at a Christian youth camp as a child, and whose parents run the UK branch of the Association of Vineyard Churches, an evangelical-Pentecostalist movement.

Not seen, not heard BAA's double-whammy Big, bigger, biggest Out of order The latest new new thing Marking time Come to mama Internship Reprints Related items Heathrow: TurbulenceNov 22nd 2007 Heathrow hell: Britain's Awful AirportsAug 9th 2007They stem, in part, from the highly leveraged £10.1 billion purchase of the company in 2006 by Ferrovial, a Spanish construction group.

But one thing marked Dua's death out: as she struggled against her tormentors, several members of the crowd took footage of the violence on mobile phones.

Those of us who are into this sort of thing marked our calendars months ago awaiting this momentous occasion.

For one thing, marked magnitude-dependent regulatory effects of mechanical stimuli have been suggested in vitro on cartilage biosynthesis of lubricin molecules [ 12, 13].

Prof Anderson notes that one of the things marking the battle against the Mau Mau was the number of hangings, with capital offences extended during the emergency to include "consorting" with Mau Mau.

Yet I feel such things mark a school's trajectory.

For me, two things mark the official opening of summer.

The Morgan team began to throw out a barrage of questions: How are things marked?

TWO things mark Carol Moseley-Braun: the fact that she is the first black woman elected to the American Senate, and the prodigious gaffes she has made since her election.