Sentence examples for we now mark from inspiring English sources

The rest, sadly, is the history we now mark on the 10th anniversary of the Iraq War.

Following along with our 22-inch poncho example, we would now mark a series of dots on the upper layer of fabric, all of which are 22 inches (55.9 cm) from the central point.

Modern conventions now mark the nominee's conquest of the party, which includes dictating the platform.

Still, I now mark Mother's Day on my private calendar of grief.

"This decision must now mark an end to continued uncertainty surrounding the post office network's future.

Curved bowhead jawbones, tall as trees, now mark the graves of whaling captains and encircle the town cemetery.

"An excavation in the 1990s confirmed where the tombs used to be and slabs now mark the spot".

When you save one of these items to a Board, you can now mark it up with added context.

The structures presented here contain substrates that now mark the site of catalysis and support the involvement of these residues in proton transfer.

The earthquake and the scores of tent cities that now mark Haiti's capital have brought this threat of gender-based violence into even sharper relief, adds Ms. Marsh.

Now, mark the holes for feeding.