Sentence examples for landmark makes from inspiring English sources

Journey, the game Lucy rightly praises as a landmark, makes a transcendental and universally popular holiday game seem possible.

As one dull 60s slab office block that used to face her home has been erased from her view, and before something anodyne and noughties replaces it, the London landmark makes a fine sight on an autumn day.

Bobby Epstein, co-founder of Circuit of the Americas, said he hoped the tower would become a landmark, making the track instantly recognizable to TV viewers.

Challenges, like clues, riddles, photos and trivia questions, texted to your phone, will guide you to each landmark, making it more like a historical scavenger hunt than like a walking tour.

By a strong show of hands, the Lib Dem conference voted to support Clegg's landmark Make it Happen document, which would pave the way for £20bn of cuts in public spending.

The city's Landmarks Preservation Commission voted unanimously yesterday to designate the 1884 refinery of the Domino Sugar plant a landmark, making permanent a monument to the days when industrial and manufacturing giants lined the Brooklyn waterfront.

Gerrard returned to the side to reach that landmark, making him only the third Liverpool player to play 700 games.

Six slices from each image were analyzed using the metaphyseal-diaphyseal junction landmark, making sure the same regions were measured from pre- and post-images.

The results from the boundary group suggest that the absence of the landmark made it difficult to pin point the exact location of the platform by reference solely to the boundary cues.

With this approach, poor spatial resolution and lack of bony landmarks makes the differentiation of soft tissue from bone infection difficult; instead, much better results are achieved using SPECT/CT [ 7].

Model trains run over bridges and replicas of New York landmarks made of nuts, bark and leaves.