Sentence examples for Landmarks from inspiring English sources
The term "knowledge worker" can be traced to Peter Drucker and his 1959 book "The Landmarks of Tomorrow".
Disorientated to find landmarks missing and her accent returning, she is reacquainted with her ex-husband and best friend.
A leisurely stroll along the river Liffey in the unseasonably warm January air between two of Dublin's most famous landmarks will provide you with all the evidence you need of an economy still in the doldrums of recession.
Flames from construction scaffolding around the bell tower, which has been under renovation, rose high above the Moscow skyline as firefighters struggled to protect one of the city's most beloved landmarks.
Within this, symbolic landmarks like the Drum and Bell towers (of which only the Drum Tower survives), multi-tiered and symmetrically positioned, loomed over a predominantly flat landscape.
A documentary that does exactly what it says on the tin, setting Jacobi on a trek across Britain to find the places and landmarks that influenced the great writer's work.
America's paranoia deepened as its jobless rate climbed especially when the Japanese started buying landmarks like the Rockefeller Centre.
Not only does it run along landmarks such as the Getty Centre, but it is also a mountain pass that connects two other freeways, the 10 and the 101, and, more generally, western and southern Los Angeles with California's north, from the San Fernando Valley to the central coast or Central Valley beyond.Normally, on such a weekend, half a million cars might travel on this highway.
Landmarks such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the BM, the Louvre and the newly refurbished Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam steam on at full capacity.
The Sydney Opera House, the Circular Quay ferry terminal and other Sydney landmarks are a short walk away.
Perhaps it was the names of local landmarks: Mall Road, the Gaiety Theatre, Cart Road, the iconic cream-coloured Christ Church and the deliciously named Scandal Point.
