Sentence examples for distinctive landmarks from inspiring English sources
There are no distinctive landmarks, only subjectively assembled fragments that record sensations rather than topography.
The first, in 2006, was "London Views", a panoramic linocut which showed the capital's distinctive landmarks sinking in a deluge.
The adult male midges form large, conspicuous mating swarms each evening in late spring, usually over distinctive landmarks.
In addition, unlike natural ground environment, planetary surface is often barren and short of distinctive landmarks, which also poses great challenge to visual navigation.
Karst landscapes limestone hills with characteristically steep whitish gray sides, stunted vegetation, caves created by the dissolving action of water, and subterranean passages are distinctive landmarks in central and northern Peninsular Malaysia.
The legend of a music label 75 years of Capitol Records From the Beatles to Beck, Sinatra to Sam Smith, a parade of era-defining artists have passed through the doors of the Capitol Records Tower, one of Hollywood s most distinctive landmarks and home to one of the world s most defining labels for the past 75 years.
Oahu's other notable sites include Hanauma Bay, part of Koko Head Regional Park, which is popular for snorkeling, and Diamond Head, an extinct volcano and distinctive landmark.
This distinctive landmark, at 220 West 57th Street, with delicate French Renaissance flourishes, was once among the more elegant branches in the Schrafft's restaurant chain.
Cohen said the project, which is likely to have a budget of around £10m, was a result of conversations about bringing "more distinctive, landmark dramas to BBC1".
Chase Tower, we are told, is "a distinctive landmark building [that] mimics a windmill to generate electricity for the communal parts of the building with photovoltaic panels".
As part of our efforts, we would thus like to propose renaming our corner of 43rd Street, Nasdaq Plaza, to better represent this new and distinctive landmark area".
