Sentence examples for to marking the from inspiring English sources

Rather, all three days in Strasbourg will be dedicated to marking the entry this Saturday of 10 new member states.

Nigel Farage, Ukip leader, had not got around to marking the day on the micro-blogging platform, either, despite his party's special briefing to mark the day.

This year, in addition to marking the start of our new 400 ppm world, is also set to be thehottest year on record.

Seymour Topping, the administrator of the prizes, said yesterday that the 18-member Pulitzer board "did not set out to dedicate itself to marking the coverage of a single event.

They said, in addition to marking the demise of democracy, they were wearing the armbands to make "a silent plea to those responsible to stop the abuse of human rights in Zimbabwe".

In addition to marking the five decades since Tibet was "unshackled from despotic theocratic rule," Saturday is the first anniversary of the riots in Lhasa that left 19 people dead and prompted a heavy-handed government response, one that has intensified in recent weeks in areas with large Tibetan populations.

We are here to mark the beginning of the end.

Borders seemed to mark the edge of the known world.

Newspapers rushed to distribute special editions to mark the occasion.

So what does he do to mark the occasion?

He has a lot of milestones to mark the time.