Sentence examples for landmark pick from inspiring English sources

Rams coach Jeff Fisher was proud to have made the landmark pick, but he made clear from the start that he chose Sam because he thought he had the talent to make it.

This is accomplished through selectable transformations with varying degrees of freedom, automatically generated from manually selected landmarks picked in the target and reference volumes through a graphical user interface.

The Museum of Modern Art, one of Manhattan's top cultural landmarks, is picking up and moving to Long Island City in Queens this summer, hoping that tourists and art lovers will follow.

Stanford was selected because its huge dish antenna -- a campus landmark -- can pick up signals in the ultrahigh frequency band.

A study has shown that the mantled howler reuses travel routes to known feeding and resting sites, and appears to remember and use particular landmarks to help pick direct routes to its destination.

Often Landmark is needed to pick up the pieces of an education gone awry.

You have to just pick a landmark in the distance and sort of aim in that direction, which can be difficult with the strong currents and the splash from other people.

Usually, the sport feels visual; you pick out landmarks and athletes up ahead, using them as goals.

"We were able to pick some landmarks and triangulate and get a rough position of where the I-14 went down," Mr. Kerby said.

Asked which ballets he likes best, Nicholas's impish expression turned grave: "Great-grandfather's," he said, picking out landmark ballets that Fokine choreographed early in the 20th century in Russia and for Diaghilev's Ballets Russes.

And the problem for Manchester United is the "aura" which Pardew describes is disappearing fast, as other teams are picking up landmark wins too.