Sentence examples for becoming a landmark from inspiring English sources

"I guess it's becoming a landmark".

It's known to its many admirers as the River Café herb garden and is fast becoming a landmark.

In an unofficial referendum two years ago, officials said, the community clearly voiced resistance to becoming a landmark.

Yorkshire's Jonny Bairstow may be considered surplus to requirements for England's limited-overs series against Australia but, following another fine innings in what is becoming a landmark season for the 25-year-old, it is hard to believe the selectors can ignore his claims for much longer.

Currently being broadcast in the U.S. on Univision and Fox (as well as across Latin America and Canada), this "legacy project" is quickly becoming a landmark in the mainstreaming of Latin-focused, bilingual entertainment in America; it's the first bilingual reality TV show to be broadcast on a major U.S. network.

The band's first album, called simply "Montrose" and released later that year on Warner Brothers Records, had no hit singles but was a sleeper success, eventually going platinum and becoming a minor landmark of heavy metal.

Wastewater disposal wells like this one are becoming a common landmark in the drilling regions of Texas as the water-intensive practice of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, continues to spread.

The West Park Presbyterian Church on the Upper West Side, a Romanesque Revival edifice of red sandstone familiar to anyone who has ventured into the neighboring Barney Greengrass for bagel and lox, took a major step Tuesday toward becoming a New York City landmark.

In any case, the tree is quickly becoming a local landmark as well as a sensation on social media.

After years of deliberation and indecision, a commemorative arch was erected instead at the site in 1977, itself becoming a prominent landmark of the Jewish Quarter.

He made note of it becoming a future landmark of India while L. K. Advani called it "the most unique monument of the world".