Sentence examples for famed landmarks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Donaldson said he hoped his commission's vote might help goad the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization into placing the landing site on the World Heritage List, an international compilation of famed landmarks.

The site of numerous concerts, two famous restaurants, and expanses of open space in which to walk or relax, the park is one of New York's most famed landmarks, immortalised by boundless inclusions in popular culture.

These days, as New York grows increasingly sanitised, its famed landmarks demolished or sold off as real estate, its most vibrant areas repurposed as luxury loft apartments for hedge fund managers, that older, wilder city with its edge and attitude seems increasingly attractive.

Combined with the $675 million spent to buy the hotel in 2004, this means the company has spent more than the gross domestic product of Monaco on the famed landmark.

Maybe another Resistance game so they can go and annoy another city by defacing a famed landmark?

Nice's Promenade des Anglais is famed as a landmark and runs for some four miles.

Nice's four-mile Promenade des Anglais is famed as a landmark of the city.

On Wednesday morning, she finished polishing the gold and bronze at the famed New York landmark.

After watching the Grammys on TV at home, I showed up to Diplo's private party at the famed Hollywood landmark Chateau Marmont.

This February, when Quincy Jones accepted a lifetime achievement award from the producers and engineers wing of the Recording Academy, that famed trumpeter, composer and producer of landmark albums like Michael Jackson's "Thriller" did not merely break out the thank yous.

The Irish band is famed for producing some of the landmark albums of the 1980s and early 1990s, including The Joshua Tree and Achtung Baby.