Sentence examples for landmark damage from inspiring English sources
A23 NEW YORK/REGION D1-9 FinEpiscopalcopaLandmarkrk; Damage but No Injuries The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, one of the world's largest cathedrals, was damaged by a fire that began in the gift shop and was contained before it could spread to the main sanctuary, woodwork or roof.
Hidden behind scaffolding and protective covering for the past two years, the Berlin landmark had damage dating back to World War II repaired, and its sandstone exterior was cleaned.
The streets of Paris were barricaded, and many landmarks suffered damage.
Bagpipers tested their instruments beside 90 West Street, a landmark so damaged that it remains under protective netting.
The towers, which were once almost demolished by the city and then later designated a national landmark, were damaged slightly in the 1994 earthquake and again during a 2008 windstorm.
Apple's landmark $1 billion damages award over Samsung has been partially vacated by presiding judge Lucy Koh, FOSS Patents reports.
They had founded schools and churches, imported artists to develop the Stroganoff style of icon painting and built the baroque Stroganoff Palace on Nevsky Prospekt that remains a St . Petersburglandmark despite severe damage during the Soviet era.
A16 Court Discards Tobacco Ruling A Florida appeals court threw out a landmark $145 billion punitive damage award against the nation's cigarette makers, saying the case should never have gone forward as a class-action lawsuit.
If the Allstate plaintiffs prevail, the case could give older workers their first true landmark case, with damage awards large enough to make corporate America recalculate the costs of discriminating.
The 19th century Wynnewood Inn, a national historical landmark, suffered major damage to its second level and grounds during the storm.
In the lobby, 15 linen-backed ceiling murals -- a flapper-era celebration of the history of communications also declared a landmark -- were damaged by burst water mains and firefighting efforts.
