Sentence examples for landmark since it from inspiring English sources

The single-nave church has been a landmark since it was built in 1835.

The Hancock Tower, a Boston landmark since it was built in 1975, has been a barometer for the real estate boom and bust.

Liberation Bookstore, a small shop at Lenox Avenue and 131st Street, has been a Harlem landmark since it opened in 1967.

Barnes & Noble announced on Monday that at the end of January it would close the store, a four-story space across the street from Lincoln Center that has been a neighborhood landmark since it opened nearly 15 years ago.

Luxury: Big, swaggering, always crowded and boasting such curiosities as a restaurant specializing in Danish cuisine, the Maksoud Plaza Hotel, Alameda Campinas 150 in Bela Vista, has become something of a landmark since it opened 20 years ago.

TALK about being the center of attention: The monumental shingled Victorian building that houses the new Infinity Music Hall and Bistro has been a Norfolk landmark since it opened in 1883.

One of the reasons that may explain this finding may be a variation in the location of some landmarks, since it requires palpation representing an underlying skeletal structure; and for the visual assessment, this is made from a superficial soft- tissue, which probably leads to differences in the distances between these points [ 31].

It has become a city landmark since its opening.

When the sale closes in the spring, it will be the first time the Rockefeller family will have no ownership of the center and its ten landmark buildings since it was built during the Great Depression.

Don't feel too sorry for Bechtel, which has 1,000 employees in the Middle East, where it has done landmark work since it built the Trans-Arabian pipeline in the 1940s.

With its prominent clock tower inspired by the cathedral bell tower in Seville, the Ferry Building has been a landmark since its construction in 1898.