Sentence examples for landmark that would from inspiring English sources

The Port Authority believed it had a mission to make a world-famous landmark that would house foreign companies.

It was like watching a clock on New Year's Eve, using technology to confirm a landmark that would otherwise be impossible to recognize.

The client had asked for a landmark that would preserve the existing building while adding a new element on an abutting plot.

The French ambassador to the United Nations, François Delattre, on Wednesday called the resolution of approval a "landmark" that would need the world's financial support in the coming months.

The cantilevered structure, just outside Oslo, was the result of an open competition where architects were tasked with creating a landmark that would play off the striking landscape of the fjords.

The Public was supposed to be a new kind of arts centre, a civic landmark that would leapfrog its home, West Bromwich, into a new cultural league and regenerate the entire region.

It became the first of a series of bloody landmarks that would come to define Stalinism.

Taking inspiration from the chalky hills, the Roman history, the witchcraft legends and local landmarks that would soon be reduced to rubble in the war, she finds the ideal setting for resolving the sad, strange mysteries that have haunted Reisden since childhood.

The second scheme is more adaptive and aims at discarding landmarks that would jeopardize the verification process or results in a too much wide zone [10, 22].

Caecum, sacculated large intestine, spleen, liver and right kidney were consistent landmarks that would be expected to be identified during abdominal examinations.

The Philippine Supreme Court on Tuesday temporarily halted a landmark law that would provide free contraception to poor women.