Sentence examples for given a landmark from inspiring English sources
Along with the church and a nearby rectory, it was given a landmark designation by the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission in 1982.
And more than four centuries after her birth, the Baroque artist Artemisia Gentileschi, who carved out a successful career against the odds, is given a landmark one-woman show.
A contact sheet of all this week's charts is also available for download.From this week's issue Briefing Jihad in Africa: Terrorism in Algeria and war in Mali demonstrate the increasing reach of Islamist extremism in Africa Related: The danger in the desert Britain Britain and the European Union: David Cameron has given a landmark speech on Europe.
SIX years ago, Joschka Fischer, Germany's foreign minister, gave a landmark speech on Europe at Berlin's Humboldt University.
He was endearingly trusting when, a few days before giving a landmark lecture this week on Conservative crime policy, he allowed a pair of complete strangers supposedly desperate for a pee into his house in the early hours of the morning.
President Barack Obama gave a landmark speech in Prague on Sunday committing the United States to the goal of a world free of nuclear weapons, and laying out realistic steps to that end.
On Wednesday, President Barack Obama gave a landmark speech on income equality, which he said was "the defining challenge of our time", while in November thousands of Walmart workers walked off the job in the latest of a series of protests against low pay and poor conditions.
Twelve months ago today, Barack Obama gave a landmark national security speech in which he frankly acknowledged that the United States had at least in some cases compromised its values in the years since 9/11 – and offered his vision of a US national security policy more directly in line with "the freedoms and ideals that we defend".
and the Mysterians, one of the most popular 1960s garage rock acts, as giving a "landmark exposition of punk rock".
In his first year in office, President Barack Obama gave a landmark address in Prague in which he famously affirmed "clearly and with conviction America's commitment to seek the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons".
Fierstein had spent the day after the Tonys running around Manhattan, accepting, with a large group, an award for New York entertainment personalities at the mayoral residence Gracie Mansion and giving a gay-rights speech at Cooper Union, a place where, he noted self-deprecatingly — possibly — Abraham Lincoln gave a landmark anti-slavery speech.
