Sentence examples for landmark out from inspiring English sources

If none of this is liable to make a literary landmark out of "The Pursuit of Alice Swift," this book is still a light and graceful confection.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission now intends to make an official landmark out of the aluminum-and-glass-skinned tower, which was completed in 1961 as the bank's headquarters and is still 70percentt occupied by JPMorgan Chase & Company.

Cynthia Egan, a high school teacher in Los Angeles, was a rookie last year and says she made new friends and liked being forced to think on her feet: her favorite assignment was creating a landmark out of food; she made the Hollywood sign out of what was in her house – soy sauce, rice and dehydrated fruit.

His studio manager and archivist, Juliet Myers, whose hot-pink-and-orange hair style is a Santa Fe landmark, drives out every Wednesday.

That's the building with the "Literary Landmark" plaque out front, which, backward-runningly, depicts the place as having been a Luddites' den: "Characteristic of the magazine was a suspicion of advanced technology".

Hippo Campus's debut album, Landmark, is out now on Grand Jury Music.

The apparent width of the landmark turns out to be a powerful cue for retrieving the desired retinal position of a landmark edge.

Landmarks is out now in paperback (Penguin).

Three distinct landmarks stand out in the history of long jumping.

Robert Macfarlane's most recent book Landmarks is out in paperback from Penguin next week.

He arrived just in time to catch John Hammond's landmark sell-out showcase, From Spirituals to Swing, at Carnegie Hall, two days before Christmas.