These are the real, historical, physical, and often very beautiful, landmarks of that enormous gift to the world, the English language.
Con Ed's printed booklet leads you to a multitude of historic sites where buildings stand or stood as landmarks of that particular period in New York history.
The landmarks of that barren run are all too familiar: New Zealand, Scotland, Israel, Argentina, Iran and Uruguay had all left their scars on the memory.
Yet late Friday night, just blocks from the Stonewall Inn, among the most important landmarks of that struggle, he was confronted with a man screaming antigay slurs, who then stalked him before pulling out a silver revolver and fatally shooting him, the police said.
Although primarily set in the present day, "Us" opens at a beachside boardwalk carnival circa 1986, and cultural landmarks of that era reverberate throughout the film.
The project also requires demolishing another landmark of sorts that currently occupies the site: the Hotel Pennsylvania.
Buttler threads a single to the cover sweeper to bring England to the landmark of 150 - that's 59 more needed from 111 balls.
If Trump succeeds in overturning the Affordable Care Act, the Court's two landmark endorsements of that law, in 2012 and 2015, will become nullities, like rave reviews of a closed restaurant.
The skyscrapers, shopping centres and other landmarks of development that were not there before and the many buildings there before that are not there any longer.
