Sentence examples for which he marked from inspiring English sources

It was Kostas Manolas who had grabbed the opener, which he marked by kneeling and raising both hands to the sky.

Lear was a fascinating man even aside from his art, suffering his whole life from terrible depressions and black days, which he marked asterisks in his diaries.

The first map, above, is Sneden's annotated version of a section of the Army's larger map, on which he marked Confederate pickets, earthworks, homes of secessionists and the raid of Jan . 29

At midnight the rebels opened fire from several batteries across the river, including Coggins Point, the Cole House and directly across the river, at Berkeley Landing (all of which he marked on the map above).

The clearest sign of his intention can be found not in the letter but on the back of the envelope, which he marked with a return address of subtle tenderness: "From: a former admirer of J. Daniel-Norman".

On Thursday the bombastic billionaire used Twitter to share a photo taken at Trump Tower in Manhattan, in which he marked the Cinco de Mayo anniversary with a taco bowl and the caption: "Happy #CincoDeMayo!

When he walks, he carries around a large notebook, in which he marks the date and keeps a meticulous list — description, address — of his discoveries.

The executions of the leaders of the Easter Rising led to some of his most powerful work, notably the poem "Easter 1916 192121), in which he marks the transformation of political activists into martyrs and the alteration in his own opinion of them, for all is "changed, changed utterly: / A terrible beauty is born".

(Three of the cats had been brought home the previous night by the oldest of his three daughters, a law student, after her friend rescued them from a dumpster). When he walks, he carries around a large notebook, in which he marks the date and keeps a meticulous list description, address of his discoveries.

Standing in front of the Washington Monument, Beck pointed out the "scar" on the obelisk, which, he said, marked where construction was halted during the Civil War.

The latest focuses on the 17th century, which he argues marked a radical turning point in human history.