Sentence examples for war marks from inspiring English sources
A high career WAR marks a Hall of Fame career better than any other statistic.
The First World War marks an extinction boundary, more or less, though to say so doesn't explain all that much.
His work in that area, which broadened into more general studies after the war, marks the beginnings of modern geochemistry.
The treatment accorded the Negro during the Second World War marks, for me, a turning point in the Negro's relation to America.
The real money for them has always been in long-term contracts to produce weapons platforms, such as aircraft carriers and warplanes.The lighter, more flexible military operation in this Gulf war marks a move away from massed warfare towards smarter, computerised fighting.
In a larger sense, this war marks another escalation of the bitter divisiveness within the political class brought on by the hearings on the Supreme Court nominations of Robert Bork and Clarence Thomas, by special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh's Iran-contra indictments, by the Gingrich-Clinton showdown that closed the federal government, by Ken Starr's jeremiad and the Clinton impeachment.
Over Fry's strenuous objections, the end of the war marked the end of the agency.
The Spanish Civil War marked a break in the development of the arts.
It was the last massacre of a war marked by casual viciousness.
The Vietnam War marked a reckoning for the United States; a legacy of poison and denial remains.
A hollow triumph; the Boer war marked the beginning of the end of empire.
