Sentence examples for be one landmark from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court's 2003 decision in Lawrence v. Texas, which held that gay relationships could not be criminalized, will certainly be one landmark.

There is one landmark study that compares many AD measures but it does so on just a single data set [9].

Finn's painting is one landmark along the way.

HAVANA -- Amid all the history-making in the Cuban capital this week, there is one landmark event that will not take place.

But there is one landmark that so mystifies drivers that it actually lures some off the 100-mile parkway, which winds through the Hudson River valley, to this tiny hamlet about 30 miles south of Albany.

Second, if there was one landmark detected in each scan direction, the filter could be updated with the rate Δ t = T ∕ N = 1. 5 2 0 0 0 where N is the number of measurements per rotation (2,000 in our application).

Whatever the outcome, it is going to be one of the landmark battles of web 2.0.

"Failing to protect schools will risk setting back what Afghanistan's international donors justifiably consider to be one of their landmark achievements in Afghanistan – the dramatically increased access to education for Afghan boys and girls," Shuja said.

Sherman's "Untitled Film Stills" are now considered to be one of the landmarks of late-twentieth-century art.

It will be one of the most celebrated landmarks in the BBC's history.

And once you get there, you can't get lost in the gardens because there is one big landmark to guide your way - yep, it's a windmill; after all, this is the Netherlands.