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Meanings of mark the passing in English

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Usage of mark the passing in English
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The pounding of my heart seemed to mark the passing of hours.
The House of a Thousand Candles
2
Here they mark the passing of time with endless sips of tea.
The Irish Times
3
So prisoners mark the passing of the days by a bar of sun light.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
4
It takes a long time for the literary establishment to mark the passing of time.
The Guardian
5
In a world forever dark, Vlad had no way to mark the passing of time.
Vlad. The Last Confession
6
The Angelus bells mark the passing of the day.
The Irish Times
7
There was no service for the dead to mark the passing of the black soldier.
In the Land of Jim Crow
8
Two separate parties on the same day, in the same square, to mark the passing of time.
The Irish Times
9
As with all the deaths, refugees gathered for a vigil to mark the passing of Mr Kyawning.
Radio NZ
10
It was one of the most common cross-cultural events, a ceremony to mark the passing of life.
The Naked God
11
The defeat of a Bannon-backed Senate candidate in Alabama seemed to mark the passing of his influence.
The Irish Times
12
Godwin imagined- acreaturemust mark the passing time by the slow, shallow beating of its inhuman heart.
Angelopolis
13
There were no brass bands, no organised pomp and ceremony to mark the passing of the people's president.
The Irish Times
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Traditionally, church bells peal at times of joy, and toll to mark the passing from life into death.
The Irish Times
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Each night at dusk he slashed the heart tree in the godswood to mark the passing of another day.
Dangerous Women
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Earlier, the flag over Leinster House had come to half mast to formally mark the passing of a sitting member.
The Irish Times
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