Sentence examples for landmark and a from inspiring English sources
The building became a local landmark and a favourite meeting place of the intelligentsia of Paris.
Over came Nancy Carbone, who raved: "Edith Susskind — the woman is a landmark and a legend.
"It's a campus landmark, and a favorite of the students," Dr. Christman said.
It is now an official Chicago landmark and a renowned example of mid-20th-century modernism.
Stissing Mountain, at 1,403 feet, gives the town a scenic landmark and a network of public hiking trails.
It's not always possible to eat lunch in a historic landmark, and a nationally registered one at that.
It was made into a landmark, and an iron fence was put around it.
It's a melancholy affair, with recurrent mentions of Mount Desolation – more a state of mind than a landmark – and an aching sense of wanderlust underscoring the songs.
La Posada Hotel in Winslow is a magnificently restored landmark and an ideal home base for excursions.
The statue received national heritage listing in 1990, having been described both as a "significant landmark" and an "important piece of public sculpture of its period".
Early terminology [12], [17], as well as later iterations [18], [19], also typically employ a single landmark and an orientational descriptor (Table 1).
