Sentence examples for have been landmark from inspiring English sources

As with El Sistema, there have been landmark successes with several students gaining admission to the UK's elite conservatories.

But there have been landmark breakthroughs in most of the other realms of national life.

In the previous century, these might have been landmark events, the type of albums that mark key moments in celebrated careers.

Several of his major exhibitions have been landmarks in the interpretation of modern art.

Terri Rosen Deutsch, chief of staff at the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, said while some landmark buildings have swimming pools, no swimming pools have been landmarked on their own.

Ten square miles of the battlefield have been landmarked, and the park itself includes a very walkable 50 acres, dotted with towering trees.

There have been landmarks galore here, all of which bring smiles to England fans and – who knows? – their newly appointed coach, Trevor Bayliss, who is bound to be keeping a watchful eye on proceedings from afar.

There have been landmarks along the way - the 2004 Olympic games in Athens, now the new museum, junctions where the arguments became more compelling - but we resisted them then and that is likely to continue to be the case.

No part of Lincoln Center has been landmarked.

The interior has been landmarked, Ginsberg explained, so nothing original can be changed.

Islands and beaches that had been landmarks for lifetimes were gone, lakes had turned into bays, and bays had eaten through their borders to join the Gulf.