Sentence examples for great landmarks from inspiring English sources

It was a city-certified pillage of one of the nation's great landmarks.

Wells's design, distinguished, serene, timeless, resulted in "one of New York's great landmarks.

"All the great landmarks of the city have changed hands, each at a price more extraordinary than the last".

But none of that diminishes Central Park's role as a sanctuary and its status as one of America's great landmarks.

He frequently digresses in order to visit the great landmarks of India's post-colonial history: the violence of Partition, in 1947, Communist insurgencies, drug- and gunrunning scandals, and the rise of religious extremism and terrorism.

6 p.m. 9) ON ASSIGNMENT The Flatiron building (Fifth Avenue at 23rd Street) is one of Manhattan's great landmarks and an architectural gateway to an area once known as the Photo District.

The Tower of London is not the only great landmark or public institution to take money from arms companies.

Certain great landmark rivers, the scene of both civic cults and private devotions, are believed to have general therapeutic and apotropaic powers.

Despite all that, the Oslo Accords remain a great landmark in the histories of two peoples fighting for the same land.

By the time of that shattering revelation, Botham was running one of Soho's great landmark pubs, The French House, with his wife, Lesley Lewis.

I head for Room 18, which must have the best view: a rooftop panorama that takes in York's great landmark: the Minster.