Sentence examples for landmark facts from inspiring English sources

From there, he applied what might be called scriptwriter's licence: peppering the landmark facts – the murders of George Cornell and Jack McVitie, the tabloid sex scandal involving peer Lord Boothby – with more speculative set-pieces such as Reg shinning up Frances's drainpipe with a ring and Ron parading in a silk scarf with a donkey.

Two tenders operate all five of them, the most famous of which, a city landmark, in fact, is on Carroll Street.

Among the new columnists is Thomas Frank, the most trenchant leftwing journalist in America, who writes that "the landmark political fact of our time is the replacement of our middle-class republic by a plutocracy".

It feels like a local landmark, but in fact is only 10 years old.

Hovering your iPhone over the day image of Paris will yield a 360-degree view of the city at night that highlights Parisian landmarks and historical facts.

As John Naughton wrote for the Observer ahead of its landmark year, the fact that Facebook now boasts more than 1.23 billion users just 10 years after its launch is an incredible achievement: "A company that did not exist 10 years ago now has as many users as India has people".

In fact, the landmark agreement capitalized on a rare consensus.

A Living Landmark She was, in fact, named a living landmark by the New York Landmarks Conservancy, which said in 1996 that "a list of the city monuments is incomplete without her name alongside".

In fact, the landmark tracking problem itself deserve a separate review effort.

In fact, one landmark deal, so to speak, led to the property where his offices now sit.

This is attested by the fact that landmark localizers trained in one database have usually inferior performance when tested on another database.