Sentence examples for landmark built from inspiring English sources

The former United States Realty Bank Vault, a landmark built in the 19th century, has become a restaurant.

There was the Berkeley Sweet Shop — a local landmark, built in 1910, where they made salt-water taffy.

And then we were off, banking over the low-slung rooftops that ring the state's Capitol, an 18-story stone-and-concrete landmark built in 1934.

Standing in front of the red brick Snowden House, a local landmark built in an Italianate style, she declared, "Everything I need to know, I learned in Iowa".

The burned-out shell of one house, a landmark built by one of the city's founding families, has become a drug den.

The 47-room Washington Inn (495 10th Street, 510-452-1776), a landmarkndmark built in 1915, was remodeled in 2000 but retains its early 20th-century charm.

Depending on landmark training of the solution under consideration, a single distance estimate function is built by the Verifier using all collected data or each landmark builds its distance estimate function using its own collected data and then sends its estimated distance to the Verifier.

That knowledge alone might not be helpful, but if a contestant knew, for example, that the questions would involve the location of Egyptian landmarks built during the reign of Ramses II, that contestant might have an advantage.

Lining the avenue are many of the Socialist landmarks built for the 10th anniversary of China's 1949 revolution, from the Great Hall of the People to the Beijing Railway Station and the Revolutionary Museum.

Though in its final period it seemed to have become a dark, nefarious place, both clubs had previously been Birmingham landmarks built upon the honest toil of dancers and the business acumen of the Taylors.

This recently renovated restaurant, a landmark for Wall Street workers, is housed in the landmark India House, built in 1851.