Sentence examples for will also be marking from inspiring English sources
Giverny is just across the river from the small town of Vernon, a pleasant enough place which has its own small museum, one which will also be marking the festival with an exhibition devoted to women artists such as Marie Bracquemond and Eva Gonzalès.
Today, traders will also be marking time ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve Board's decision on interest rates at 2 15 Eastern time.
(Note: In the coming weeks I too will also be marking up the UK events here on TechCrunch using the hcalendar microformat and all reviews will be marked up using the hreview). . . .
Guests at Disney's Animal Kingdom will also be marking leap day with special frog-themed activities.
This Friday the White House will also be marking the 20th anniversary of AmeriCorps.
They will also be marking the sad fact that the Governor of New Jersey chose to stand for bigotry rather than equality.
And if you're not a regular, you will also be marked.
The week will also be marked by an infusion of talent from abroad.
The end of Shamrock Rovers' Europa League campaign will also be marked by the end of an era – for the club and quite possibly for Irish football.
Space can be hired for birthday parties and other relatively decorous events; fittingly, the anniversary day will also be marked by a wider scale community party in the park.
The battle – which involved a total of 100,000 men aboard 250 ships – will also be marked on Tuesday by centenary commemorations on Orkney, where Scapa Flow provided a vast natural harbour.
