Sentence examples for any landmark from inspiring English sources
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"Any landmark law has an element of novelty to it," Katyal said.
Among the great rows of the West Side, they are outside any landmark district.
Mr. Busse can fabricate any landmark, or architectural detail, it seems, with materials he mostly scrounges from his native woods.
(The limit relates to the width of the street on which a building stands, not, as the myth goes, to the height of any landmark).
The conservancy has endorsed the demolition of only the theater portion, but it is rare to have a preservation organization speak against any landmark proposal.
Look around you: can you see any landmarks?
"I wasn't thinking of any landmarks as I went along.
Pilots are also not supposed to mention any landmarks or cities their planes are flying over — pay no attention to those lights outside the window.
"The last two-tenths of a mile feels like another mile," Schwartzberg said, adding that while the crowd support helps, "it's disconcerting because you don't recognize any landmarks with all those people surrounding you".
Another institutes pat-downs that avoid the crotch (where Mr Abdulmutallab supposedly hid his bomb).One particularly egregious regulation forbids flight crew from mentioning any landmarks the plane might be passing over (as if terrorists make plans that rely on announcements from the flight crew).
