Sentence examples for landmark dates from inspiring English sources

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

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

During this time, to fast-forward more than half a lifetime of legal agonies, dragged out by the authorities to a barely credible degree, the following landmark dates stand out.

The steeple wasn't added until 1828 and the carillon clock, which unlike the rest of the church is not a city landmark, dates from a renovation after a catastrophic 1978 fire.

An equally impressive landmark dates from the next great phase of the city's growth, under the Bourbons, whose side Madrid took against the Habsburgs in the War of the Spanish Succession (1701 14), although the city was briefly occupied by pro-Habsburg troops.

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.

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

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

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

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

Indeed, much does seem eternal at the American Hotel, Sag Harbor's Main Street landmark dating to 1846 that is sort of the Hamptons' answer to Rick's Café Américain in "Casablanca".