today marks a month you were laid to rest vs today mark a month you were laid to rest

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• Today marks a critical juncture in our endeavor.
• Alex mentioned that you were laid off from your job.
• PRESIDENT: Today marks a momentous day in human history.
• If you were laid off, or fired, or could show that you were out looking for work, that would be a different story.
• Today marks a critical time in the transatlantic relations which, six months after the direct terrorist attacks on the US, are straining under intense pressure.
• Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, our debate today marks a fork in the road between two crucial principles.
• In the year of Four Kings, Rothgar and Wulfric were laid to rest.
• Look, what if I was to tell you... that you were laid off from your last company because of us?
• Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, today marks a very important step in relations between Turkey and the European Union, particularly in terms of putting the Helsinki conclusions into practice.
• The document we have before us today marks a step towards reducing the incidence of illegal employment, which has so many adverse repercussions from a fiscal and social perspective.
• The existence of a Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality in the European Parliament and the report before the House today mark a high point in that process of evolution.
• The text put to the vote today marks a certain change in the way our institution views the concept of free trade.
• The regulation voted on today marks a highly significant success as it is the first time that the rights of passengers travelling by bus and coach will be protected by law.
• Rothgar and Wulfric were laid to rest.
• Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, the draft directive put before us today marks a great leap forwards in the realisation of our European Community, for it will be through EU citizens enjoying freedom of movement that we will achieve our objective.
• In a month you're going to work with your uncle.
• I n a month you will be very heavy.
• Triebig's easy installment plan lets you acquire this very model for just two marks a month.
• My father's pension is 70 marks a month, if he even gets it.
• You were paid 5,000 marks a month, as the contract required.

Some examples from the web:

• Today marks a critical juncture in our endeavor.
• Alex mentioned that you were laid off from your job.
• PRESIDENT: Today marks a momentous day in human history.
• If you were laid off, or fired, or could show that you were out looking for work, that would be a different story.
• Today marks a critical time in the transatlantic relations which, six months after the direct terrorist attacks on the US, are straining under intense pressure.
• Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, our debate today marks a fork in the road between two crucial principles.
• In the year of Four Kings, Rothgar and Wulfric were laid to rest.
• Look, what if I was to tell you... that you were laid off from your last company because of us?
• Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, today marks a very important step in relations between Turkey and the European Union, particularly in terms of putting the Helsinki conclusions into practice.
• The document we have before us today marks a step towards reducing the incidence of illegal employment, which has so many adverse repercussions from a fiscal and social perspective.
• The existence of a Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality in the European Parliament and the report before the House today mark a high point in that process of evolution.
• The text put to the vote today marks a certain change in the way our institution views the concept of free trade.
• The regulation voted on today marks a highly significant success as it is the first time that the rights of passengers travelling by bus and coach will be protected by law.
• Rothgar and Wulfric were laid to rest.
• Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, the draft directive put before us today marks a great leap forwards in the realisation of our European Community, for it will be through EU citizens enjoying freedom of movement that we will achieve our objective.
• In a month you're going to work with your uncle.
• I n a month you will be very heavy.
• Triebig's easy installment plan lets you acquire this very model for just two marks a month.
• My father's pension is 70 marks a month, if he even gets it.
• You were paid 5,000 marks a month, as the contract required.