Sentence examples for landmark for all from inspiring English sources

Coming out is a personal landmark for all gay men, a "before and after" watershed moment.

A skillful restoration effort has wiped away the wens and wrinkles of a century, leaving a Richardsonian Romanesque landmark for all to admire.

The mission of IZAJOM is to become a landmark for all scholars who would like to publish innovative research on topics such as the determinants and consequences of human mobility, the assimilation of migrants and their children, migrants' occupational choices and remittance behavior, and the role of social networks.

As soon as it goes up on the social media platforms and the internet, there's a kind of landmark for all its adversaries to gather around and a sort of amplification that happens.

A modernistic confection, it is described by its creator, architect Antoine Predock, as "a symbolic apparition of ice, clouds and stone... dissolving into the sky... the abstract ephemeral wings of a white dove embrace a mythic stone mountain... the creation of a unifying and timeless landmark for all nations and cultures of the world".

The Edinburgh conference was unique a landmark and watershed for all that was to follow.

Depending on the arrangement of parts, reflection may need to be used to match corresponding landmarks for all configurations.

The aligned and size-adjusted landmark coordinates for all 2406 individuals measured are shown in Fig. 5. Overall, the positions of landmarks are quite conservative, with considerable overlap in landmark positions among species.

In our study, we marked the bony landmarks each time MTP1 extension was measured, whereas Hopson et al. [ 10] marked the bony landmark once for all measurements which could explain the difference in reliability.

It may become a landmark decision for all native rights in the United States, and it appears to be the result of tremendous international public pressure that probably changed the outcome of what could have been another quiet defeat.

Besides her contributions to causes like housing for the homeless, Greenpeace, the Actors Fundd and animal rights (she often brought home animals that appeared in shows to become family pets), she was involved with Community Board 5 in Midtown Manhattan and was prominent in continuing efforts to acquire landmark status for all the Broadway theaters.