Sentence examples for this may marks from inspiring English sources

This May marks the 20th anniversary of Parma's maiden Uefa Cup success. .

No marriage to the archetype of male feminists, the talk show host Phil Donahue (this May marks their 20th anniversary).

This May marks the 20th anniversary of Falcone's assassination by a massive motorway bomb, which also killed the husband of Rosaria Schifani, one of Falcone's bodyguards.

In fact, this May marks the program's fourth anniversary.

This May marks the 30th anniversary of How to Have Sex in an Epidemic, but you won't see it noted or celebrated.

This may mark the beginnings of a new era when suffering will be gladly accepted by all.

If it wins the Tony, this may mark the biggest success of a "new" play this season.

This may mark an ominous attempt at import-substitution but it is proving popular with Haiti's businessmen.

This may mark me as a Rodgers and Hammerstein junkie, but I can't help feeling that the fustiness lies with Kander and Ebb, whose music and lyrics operate on the old-fashioned principle that every song should be a showstopper, regardless of whether the show deserves to be stopped.

Instead of being a sign of failure, this may mark a sincere effort calmly to take stock, and relieve the immediate pressure over the next set of moves.More encouraging still, the main contenders, America and North Korea, did two things that have eluded them in the past.

This may mark the beginning of the era of consumer-grade virtual assistants on the Web.