Sentence examples for landmark might be from inspiring English sources

Not so long ago, the chances that this landmark might be reached seemed slim indeed.

Sometimes they were thinking about the landmark in view, but on other occasions were considering what came before, or what landmark might be next.

That is where we come in, with the last glossary left blank for us to write, and indicates how Landmarks might be an ongoing project, a workbook of sorts that is endlessly added to and adumbrated; that it might teach us to be illative – its words bringing places and sensations alive in our using of them.

Ever listened to the shipping forecast and wondered what watery landmark Fastnet might be?

The green was cleaned prior to the experiment in order to prevent the presence of any landmarks that might be used as a reference.

Its mosaic-studded cruciform lobby, which is itself a landmark, might indeed be mistaken for a Byzantine cathedral, were it not for the elevator banks and mail chute.

But this national landmark of sorts might be in danger of being razed sometime in the next few years if no one steps up.

Another institutes pat-downs that avoid the crotch (where Mr Abdulmutallab supposedly hid his bomb).One particularly egregious regulation forbids flight crew from mentioning any landmarks the plane might be passing over (as if terrorists make plans that rely on announcements from the flight crew).

Although Maris's record had lasted longer than Ruth's, baseball insiders thought 1998 might be a landmark season.

It is a singular opportunity -- a chance to make one last pilgrimage to a landmark before it is, or might be, bulldozed.

It's no surprise that EU leaders are intent on harnessing Turkey's cooperation in trying to stem the flow of refugees westwards – and Angela Merkel's visit to Ankara might be a landmark in that negotiation.