Examples of using It marks in English and their translations into French
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This is a relatively young media outlet- in 2012 it marks its five years since the start-up.
It marks the brilliant peak of Klimt's golden period,
It marks a“paradigm shift” in attitudes
Although not fully comparable, it marks a drop compared to previous years levels in 2009 were of 32'000 and 20'000.
we are confident it marks the initial step toward protecting Manitobans' freedoms
It marks the start of a new adventure which is going to slowly take over your body during the weeks
The vehicle may be trivial, however it marks the absolute origin of chaos,
Over there, it marks territory-- who controls what part of the wall.
It marks the point of achievement of the Monads of Love,
The adoption of the work programme was foreshadowed by our joint Laeken Declaration of 13 December 2001, and it marks a new phase in the social dialogue.
you should, as it marks the creation of the California Republic.
B The residual safety distance indicates the force of the residual lift of the vessel. It marks the displacement caused by the submerged structure.
Connect the phone line from the telephone jack to the back of the control panel where it marks“LINE”.
Not a handful of corrupt billionaires Who don't shrug at killing innocents As long as it marks a good return on their investment.
my skin's like pearl, it marks easy.
community and service and it marks young people for life.
It marks the culmination of the cultural metamorphosis of this sector in the 19th arrondissement that was formerly dedicated to slaughterhouses- the transformed Grande Halle bears witness to this- that started over 30 years ago.
This opera occupies a special place in the composer's canon: it marks the beginning of the mature period of his career during which he would go on to compose Il Trovatore and La Traviata.
The year 2012 is especially significant because it marks the tenth anniversary of the adoption of the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing at the Second World Assembly on Ageing, held in Madrid in 2002.