Sentence examples for a landmark of a from inspiring English sources

It was also, though, a landmark of a different kind in Europe.

This bridge was once a landmark of a divided nation, but now is a symbol for change.

Today, the domed mosque is a landmark of a transformed, gentrifying Harlem, and its imam, Izak-El Mu'eed Pasha, served as the New York Police Department's first Muslim chaplain.

And the eighth and last such address delivered by a two-term president is always a landmark of a kind: part valedictory, part record of stewardship, part personal boast.

Tea towels, coasters, prints and tote bags of "clockeh" – once an alt institution and now a landmark of a legitimately thriving city.

Therefore, it seems that activated ERK1/2 is a landmark of a subset of NSCLC.

It promptly became a landmark of an ongoing debate in academic and policy circles about whether to engage or contain North Korea.

It's a showcase of his talents, a landmark of American architecture that also tells a great immigrant story".

But his feat was an international sensation and became a landmark of aeronautic progress.

But at the time his feat was an international sensation and became a landmark of aeronautic progress.

"The book was a landmark of sorts," said Chester Logan, a retired publishing executive who is chairman of the board of the Constitution Island Association.