Sentence examples for creating a landmark from inspiring English sources

The band, though, knew they were creating a landmark.

Employing mostly locally-sourced junk, Mr. Wood, now 81, built asymmetrical, glassy sculptures on the building's roof, inadvertently creating a landmark on the Brooklyn D.I.Y. artscape.

A loose-knit group of Sugar Hill residents first introduced the idea of creating a landmark district there about 15 years ago, but the commission lost their documentation, Mr. Goodwill of the community board said.

Cynthia Egan, a high school teacher in Los Angeles, was a rookie last year and says she made new friends and liked being forced to think on her feet: her favorite assignment was creating a landmark out of food; she made the Hollywood sign out of what was in her house – soy sauce, rice and dehydrated fruit.

Hal Kanter, an Emmy Award-winning comedy writer, and a director and producer whose career included writing for Bob Hope and Bing Crosby, directing Elvis Presley and creating a landmark 1960s TV series starring Diahann Carroll, has died.

The whole point of a monumental building is to create a landmark".

He said the panel missed an opportunity to create a landmark that could be seen both by visitors on land and boaters on the Long Island Sound.

"After looking at this request from the City of New Haven, the department is considering this an opportunity to create a landmark infrastructure as well as a memorial," said Chris Cooper, a spokesman for the department.

I would also love to create a landmark image in a prominent place or places in Ireland as a permanent reminder of the power of pictures to incite the imagination".

Striving for innovative, international production values, he engaged the German director August Everding and the Swiss designer Toni Businger to create a landmark production of "The Magic Flute" in 1973.

Intended to create a landmark entrance, the new building will incorporate a giant mirror to reflect the facade of the Red House cold store, while a "crown of glass showcases" will present the collection as an accumulation of stories and experiences, "a treasure trove of objects flowing from the city's earliest history to its present".