Sentence examples for this one marks from inspiring English sources

Cara Delevingne is no stranger to magazine covers, but this one marks her very first solo cover of American Vogue.

New productions of the opera Alban Berg left unfinished are always special events, and this one marks the real start of David Pountney's regime as Welsh National Opera's artistic director.

There have been some bad Brexit takes, particularly those with a historical angle, but this one marks a new low.

The dative case: This one marks the indirect object, or the receiver of an action.

Suddenly, Mr. Ingraham shouted, "White M White MM!" It was another hairstreak, this one marked with the thin white zigzag that gives it its name.

Clinton had been considered the winner in most of the previous debates, and even many of her supporters acknowledged that this one marked a turning point.

But, she said, there was no special historical footnote to the last inauguration, while this one marked only the second time that a son of an American president assumed the same office.

However, while the delivery transforms the power plant from an embarrassing white elephant into a potentially viable project, this only one marks one more step towards its completion – which will take at least another two years.

In addition, the French interventions in Africa have always happened somewhat casually, almost without thinking, while this is one marked by councils of war at Elysée Palace and has been designed as a big media spectacle.

And he wouldn't give this one good marks.

Without ending the chapter that began then, this one also marks the start of something profoundly new.