Sentence examples for become landmarks from inspiring English sources
Supreme Court cases become landmarks in different ways.
In the same way as, say, Frank Lloyd Wright's Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, these structures become landmarks.
It also decides which buildings become landmarks and which must make way for the construction of a new Moscow.
A number of his buildings have become landmarks in widely scattered places like Tokyo, Hong Kong, Omaha and Nimes, France.
In Massachusetts, he was always there, a florid monument, and yet, unlike other legislators who become landmarks, he never stopped working.
The Azrieli Centre's group of three towers one circular, one triangular, and one square stand along the Netivei Ayalon freeway in Tel Aviv and have become landmarks of the city's skyline.
At the time, many modernist architects where moving to the area and building what would become landmark structures, like Philip Johnson's Glass House in that town.
Haring's public art pieces throughout New York City have become landmark spaces themselves.
"We hope that the children's festival will become landmark towards making Liberia a beautiful, peaceful and prosperous country for generations to come".
Electron capture dissociation and electron transfer dissociation (ECD and ETD, respectively) have become landmark ion activation/dissociation methods in the field of proteomics due to their ability to maintain labile post-translational modifications (PTMs) while indiscriminately fragmenting the polypeptide backbone.
Stalled cars became landmarks, as the trucks repeatedly passed them.
