Sentence examples for landmark number from inspiring English sources

In fact, the director, Nikolai Foster, has directed "A Chorus Line" outside of London, which may explain an 11th-hour sequence evocative of that production's landmark number "The Music and the Mirror" but does not account for the club foot that has been applied to a show given over largely to dancing.

But then Ashton Kutcher decided to throw down the gauntlet and formally challenge CNN to a race to the landmark number.

The rural church was declared California Historical Landmark number 909 in 1977.

United States National Historic Landmark — added February 16, 2000 United States National Register of Historic Places — reference number 96001137, added November 1 , 1996California Historical Landmark — number 553 *.

His house, commonly called the Brinkley Mansion, still stands today at 512 Qualia Drive in Del Rio and has been designated Texas Historic Landmark number 13015.

After the 19-year-old gymnast actively endorsed the product in news media, brand recognition jumped considerably and from 2008 to 2009, total sales jumped from just under 50 million units to the landmark number of 100 million.

Today publisher FreshPlanet announced some landmark numbers, which point to how the music game — where users play each other in a kind of "name that tune" face-off in different categories — is still seeing significant growth.

These chromosome landmarks, numbered I VIII, were described by Hasterok et al. (2001, 2006) for understanding the relationship and the evolution of polyploidy in species of Brassicaceae.

Westchester Less than $300,000 Port Chester $272,50011 Landmark Square Number of bedrooms: 0 Number of full bathrooms: 1 Number of half bathrooms: 0 Weeks on market: 4 months 800-square-foot condo in a 106-year-old former factory; corner unit, concierge, high ceiling, sleeping loft; common charge, $270; taxes $3,400 listed at $272,500.

This dichotomy among primes ranks as one of the landmarks of number theory.

The callers seemed to intuit the cadence of the channel and to have heard the dispatchers' pleas to give actionable information: addresses, Zip Codes, any recognizable landmarks, the "number of souls".