Sentence examples for important landmarks of from inspiring English sources

Iraq is home to some of the most important landmarks of the Judeo-Christian tradition, including the reputed Garden of Eden and Ur, the birthplace of the patriarch Abraham.

Yet late Friday night, just blocks from the Stonewall Inn, among the most important landmarks of that struggle, he was confronted with a man screaming antigay slurs, who then stalked him before pulling out a silver revolver and fatally shooting him, the police said.

SPARC's public projects in Los Angeles alone number in the hundreds, and are considered among the most important landmarks of our city.

At an elevation of 7550 feet above sea level, it was one of the most important landmarks of the Mormon Trail.

Is it just a mere coincidence that the emergence of LGBT activism broadly corresponds with two important landmarks of economic and social history of India?

THE Economic Co-operation Framework Agreement, or ECFA, reached this week between Taiwan and China was hailed by both sides as one of the most important landmarks on the road to lasting peace since 1949.

Upon arrival in the Sweetwater valley, the trail encounters one of the most important landmarks on the trail, Independence Rock.

Piniella seemed as happy as a human could be that the important landmark of his professional life has been duplicated, to some degree.

Being one of the tallest buildings in Singapore in the early 20th century, the Great Southern Hotel was an important landmark of Chinatown.

That rearrangement of pixels could mean something encouraging for an important landmark of American architecture or something alarming; the listing agent, Melanie Stecura of Kurfiss Sotheby's International Realty, said she wasn't able to reveal anything about the offer or what the potential buyer had in mind for the house.

Another important landmark of the execution stage of apoptosis is the activation of caspase-3, which takes place earlier than the exposure of PS.