Sentence examples for went unmarked from inspiring English sources

Father's Day went unmarked in the Gimson household.

He was buried in the Wortham (Texas) Negro Cemetery, and his grave went unmarked until October 15 , 1967 when blues devotees placed a metal marker on the plot; in 1997 it was replaced by a granite headstone.

Exams will also go unmarked.

Furthermore, March itself will not go unmarked.

On the one hand, this means that we now label people who might rather go unmarked.

Too often, the places at the heart of the game go unmarked, unnoticed and untended.

We had decided that we could not allow this crucial event in the Beatles' career to go unmarked.

If they let a runner go unmarked, and that runner is Wayne Rooney, well, the States will be a goal down.

This Thursday marks the 70th anniversary of Adolf Hitler's death but, like his birthday last Monday, it will understandably go unmarked.

His fictions are constructed in run-on sentences disrupted by only commas, a flood of prose in which narrative observation, individuals' thoughts and dialogue go unmarked.

Ms. Trethewey used to visit a memorial to those prisoners as a child, but according to her poem "Elegy for the Native Guards," their graves have gone unmarked and unrecorded.