Sentence examples for have a landmark from inspiring English sources
Once you have a landmark, people want to keep it".
MANY neighborhoods have a landmark that stirs up an inordinate amount of pride and affection.
"We have a landmark opportunity to secure a modern, fair and sustainable funding mechanism, and generate future growth and more jobs in our industry, greater returns to our participants and a new partnership with the betting industry.
Few of New York's 109 mayors have a landmark named for them — Abraham D. Beame, the city hardly knew ye — and of those who do, few can claim the skyline-making statement of the Municipal Building, a McKim, Mead & White design whose Guastavino tiles and huge colonnade embody its borough's style and might.
"The Rockwell house is a notable building, and just because it doesn't have a landmark designation now doesn't mean it won't someday," said Mr. MacDonald, who has been hired by Mr. and Mrs. Romano as a consultant for the section of the house that was the artist's studio.
But Italy also have a landmark in sight - the Azzurri are chasing an unprecedented third successive home win in the tournament.
Everything is starting to grow back, and she recently even had a landmark haircut.
We've already had a landmark announcement on pensions, but we're expecting more.
The last time the Yankees didn't make the playoffs, in 2008, they had a landmark stadium to shout about and shutter.
