Sentence examples for landmark in their from inspiring English sources
They have achieved a significant landmark in their lives.
For two men, however, this match was a landmark in their Chelsea careers that will not lightly be forgotten.
He also said that for a while, his father lived near the Waldorf, and it loomed as something of a landmark in their lives.
And every edifice and geographic landmark in their paths (save for a few sacred sites) is submerged, scorched or altogether shredded.
Yet despite the vigorous defence that some building societies have mounted, the Bradford & Bingley conversion is an important landmark in their long and steady decline as a force in British banking.Elsewhere in Europe, the mutual banks' future looks less grim.
It was evident in "Tim Pop," a tune that worked through funk revisions of Weather Report's "Birdland" and the Beatles Hey Judede"; in the band's old hit "Sandunguera," with a buzzing but undynamic trombone solo; and in "Soy Todo," a landmark in their work, a song-poem in praise of Afro-Cuban religion, during which the violins interpolated the theme of Beethoven's "Ode to Joy".
The appeal urged protesters to walk slowly or stop in front of landmarks in their cities' downtowns at 2 p.m.
The Korein family, the Archdiocese of New York and the Real Estate Board of New York were thrilled that the Bloomberg administration included the landmarks in their plan.
The seven men were arrested in November 2005 after an undercover police operation found they were plotting to attack landmarks in their home city of Melbourne.
Created from the remnants of an acquired mapping firm called Keyhole, which had built what became Google Earth, Niantic's first major product was Ingress: a location-based social game in which players compete for control of points located at physical landmarks in their neighbourhood while increasing their own power in the conflict by tapping into minor landmarks as they play.
RINEKE DIJKSTRA likes to photograph people on the cusp of change, at landmarks in their life or at moments when they are not quite composed: children on the edge of adolescence, for example, or Israeli teenagers on the day they are drafted into the army.
