Sentence examples for wants to mark from inspiring English sources

But he wants to mark an anniversary.

Such reshufflings are common in Japan when a leader wants to mark a big policy push or change in direction.

Morvern Cunningham, festival director of the LeithLate arts programme, wants to mark the centenary of that controversial ballot with a second one.

"And the reasons are he was a close personal friend of the chairman of Fulham Football Club, and he obviously wants to mark that and make people understand the respect and affection that he had for the guy".

And if Ukip wants to mark itself out as the party for preserving Britain's distinctiveness it should start by ensuring that this country does not fall into the malaise afflicting much of the rest of Europe, where Islamophobia and anti-Muslim hatred are increasingly the norm.

THE LIONS SHARE -- The Red Lion Hotels chain is converting 22 hotels to its brand name, and wants to mark the event by offering guests who check in through April 30 a certificate good for a free night on a future minimum two-night stay.

I want to mark your eyes "Clean".

"We wanted to mark that this was something different.

But I don't want to mark him, no.

We want to remember that, we want to mark it and we want to celebrate it.

"We want to mark the day as one of national celebration.