Sentence examples for landmark for its from inspiring English sources
Like the Eye, it is a funfair ride given dignity and respectability by careful detailing and good quality materials, and its scale makes it into a landmark for its city.
(In 1998, the Plaza was deemed a literary landmark for its role in the series).
The series is widely considered a landmark for its clever and adroit blend of two genres, science fiction and comedy.
The show is over for a Queens house that became a goofy landmark for its forest of fake flora and over-the-top decorations that infuriated many neighbors.
The concert ended with "Marteau," completed in 1955 and considered a landmark for its uncanny fusion of Webern's crystalline structures with Debussy's sensual timbres.
The theater, built in 1925 and named a historic landmark for its Spanish Mission facade, had been a movie house until 1987.
If the Philharmonic were interested in being regarded as a vital, contemporary institution, it might have taken an exploration of the connections between aural and visual timbre as an opportunity to mine the kaleidoscopic new-music repertory and used the theme to provide helpful landmarks for its audience.
To study the surgical anatomy of the vertebral artery at the craniocervical junction and its related structures defining reliable landmarks for its safe exposure.
Not quite a dozen years later the album, really a partnership between Beck and the Dust Brothers, is rightly known as a landmark, for both its savvy production and its cavalier image-and-genre scramble.
It was a landmark event for its host institution, the Museum of Modern Art, setting an attendance record for a solo photography exhibition and for sales of the accompanying monograph (one of the best-selling art books in history), while roiling a tempest of controversy, moral and critical, not only about Arbus's working methods and subject matter but about her life.
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.
