Sentence examples for a landmark date from inspiring English sources

A landmark date was 1945, when the development of Nike Ajax, a U.S. air defense missile system, was initiated.

Bloomsday, an annual celebration of James Joyce, is a landmark date in the Irish cultural calendar and marked around the world.

Unless the US Justice Department challenges a federal judge's order that was kept secret until Monday, 27 November will be a landmark date for transparency in the post-9/11 era.

November 8 was a landmark date.

We chose a priori a landmark date of three years after completion of the questionnaire to ensure an adequate sample size of people who undergo total joint arthroplasty.

CNL, in partnership with KSL Recreation of La Quinta, Calif., is acquiring the 692-room Hotel del Coronado in San Diego, paying about $385 million for the recently restored property, a landmark dating to 1888.

Well rested after a good sleep at the Ivey House — which has a screened-in courtyard and pool — and a leisurely dinner of conch fritters, frog legs and gator nuggets at the Rod and Gun Club — a landmark dating back to the late 1800s, we bounced out of bed early, feeling fearless and excited for our 8 a.m. start.

The steeple wasn't added until 1828 and the carillon clock, which unlike the rest of the church is not a city landmark, dates from a renovation after a catastrophic 1978 fire.

It was built in 1924 (three-quarter scale) as a facsimile of the 1915 expo's French Pavilion, which was itself a facsimile of a Paris landmark dating to 1788.

In a landmark analysis, a period of time between a baseline date (cohort entry) and a study start date (the landmark date) is designated the exposure period and chosen a priori.

A local landmark dating to 1824, the Stone Church, which has neither heat nor plumbing, continues to have services in the summer.