Sentence examples for landmark date from inspiring English sources

A landmark date was 1945, when the development of Nike Ajax, a U.S. air defense missile system, was initiated.

Bloomsday, an annual celebration of James Joyce, is a landmark date in the Irish cultural calendar and marked around the world.

On Sept. 12, Vladimir Putin quietly passed a landmark date: He had spent 6,602 days as the top leader of Russia.

Meanwhile, Argentinian president Cristina Fernandez will use the landmark date to make a major speech and lead hundreds of rallies across Argentina as she renews calls for Britain to cede sovereignty over the islands.

Unless the US Justice Department challenges a federal judge's order that was kept secret until Monday, 27 November will be a landmark date for transparency in the post-9/11 era.

"The army and the people are one" was a common slogan in the early days following Mubarak's ouster on February 11 , 2011 but the situation had changed dramatically by the landmark date of October 9, when the military used violence against its own citizens, killing approximately twenty-five Christians at a protest outside Maspero, the headquarters of the Egyptian state television.

"We have approached landmark dates expecting a positive change, only to be bitterly disappointed".

12 place Clichy, 75009 (01 53 20 48 00) La Coupole Montparnesse landmark dating from 1927, with wall paintings by Léger and his contemporaries.

This landmark dates to 13,000 12,000 years ago but it was widely accepted as documentation of the earliest stage of human dispersal in the Arctic.

The political bubble can perhaps obsess a little over the landmark dates as we count down the days to another important election for Scotland.

A local landmark dating to 1824, the Stone Church, which has neither heat nor plumbing, continues to have services in the summer.