Sentence examples for landmark as a from inspiring English sources

The stylebook discourages using "landmark" as a verb.

"Landmark" as a verb is jargon, according to the stylebook, and it is also repetitive here.

This morning the Fifer will be running across the London landmark as a marathon virgin in the Virgin London Marathon.

CERN is hoping to achieve that landmark as a symbolic Christmas present before a short holiday shutdown.

More than a week has passed since you set your latest phenomenal landmark as a Real Madrid player, and in the process blanked the fans at Bernabéu stadium.

"We thought of the restoration of this major historic landmark as a significant gesture of respect to the Bronx," he said.

Regardless, the demolition was bittersweet to many, as it signaled the end of a landmark, as much a part of the Ocean State as quahog clams and windswept beaches.

Designed by Lamb & Rich Architects, Main Building is part of a complex that has been designated a New York City landmark as well as a national treasure.

In any case, the tree is quickly becoming a local landmark as well as a sensation on social media.

The area is both a National Historic Landmark as well as a Chicago Landmark District.

Hewlett-Packard was founded in a garage in California (now a national landmark), as was Google, many years later.