Sentence examples for landmark on a from inspiring English sources

But if the Shaggs, who broke up in 1975, are perhaps the best-known outsider musicians -- their work continually pops up in critics' lists of the most influential "alternative" records -- they're just the most easily identifiable landmark on a vast landscape of artists, almost any one of whose work will make you feel as if you're spinning down the rabbit hole into uncharted musical realms.

Widely praised, the design aimed to etch a new landmark on a city already renowned for its futuristic architecture.

Now empty, the immaculate two-story barn, recently reshingled, is a beloved landmark on a hill high above Scuttlehole Road.

The destruction at Homer Noble Farm, above, a national historic landmark, on a dead-end road in Ripton, Vt., was apparently inflicted during an underage drinking party attended by as many as 50 people, said a police sergeant, Lee Hodsden.

But 918 North Roxbury Drive, with its towering trees, wide lawn and walled English garden, was a landmark on a leafy street where the neighbors included Lucille Ball, Jack Benny and Ira Gershwin.

As far as I'm concerned, Kyle's entrance into EastEnders is a cultural landmark on a par with the show's first gay character in the 80s or Brookside's groundbreaking lesbian kiss in the 90s.

Here, fixed positions (known as landmarks) on, say, a trilobite head, are recorded for different ontogenetic stages.

When he dismissed Kusal Perera he registered his 50th wicket in ODI cricket, a landmark on an uneventful day.

Andy's pizza parlour has been a landmark on one of the main roads into Nicosia for 43 years.

The best sentences orient us, like stars in the sky, like landmarks on a trail.

Then, by carefully tracking those same landmarks on a source video it can make the necessary distortions to the president's face, using their own motions and expressions as sources for that visual information.