Sentence examples for landmark country from inspiring English sources

After the runaway success of Harvest, a landmark country rock album, he spent five years recording a deliberately uncommercial trilogy of albums in order to confound his fans.

As we have seen, in the philosophy of language of the last decades, proper names (of people, landmarks, countries, etc).

The survey by the University of Hong Kong's public opinion program also found the proportion of respondents who lack confidence in the landmark "One country, two systems" scheme developed by late paramount Chinese leaders Deng Xiaoping is at its highest since the poll began in 1993, the South China Morning Post reported.

The cholesterol story began to coalesce with Ancel Keys' landmark seven countries study in 1970.

But the agreement is still a landmark in the country's European integration.

The Abbottabad Commission is a landmark of the country's troubled proto-democracy.

In the West, the speech became a landmark on the country's return to civilization.

But Justice Minister Penuell Maduna dismissed those concerns and said the law would be a landmark in the country's history.

Such a step would be a landmark for the country and could help rejuvenate its struggling economy and cement its links to the West.

Uneven but bristling with sexual and social aggravation, it's a lively landmark in the country's still nascent tradition of black cinema.

He said: "I believe some academics and politicians simply do not want to recognise that Rapparee Cove is a historical landmark to our country's role in slavery.