Sentence examples for landmark which has from inspiring English sources
Privately held Landmark, which has interests in television, newspapers and interactive media, owns the Weather Channel and other travel-related assets.
Leo Braudy traces the remarkable history of this distinctly American landmark, which has been saved over the years by a disparate group of fans and supporters, among them Alice Cooper and Hugh Hefner, who spearheaded its reconstruction in the 1970s.
The listed landmark, which has the marquise's original paneling and parquet floors and is the sole survivor of her extensive architectural projects, is on the market at €6.5 million, or $9.3 million.
Landmark, which has extensive retail and hospitality interests in the Middle East and India, is said to have been looking for a foothold in Europe for some time and already operates three Carluccio's franchises in Dubai.
The $4.5 million restoration of the landmark, which has taken three years, reversed years of water damage, brightened the marble and restored the decorations of sparkling mosaics and marble floors of the portico.
Heatherwick explains they're inspired by the ancient stepwells in north-east India, in particular the Chand Baori stepwell in Rajasthan, an eighth-century landmark which has 3,500 steps over 13 stories, one of the biggest of its kind in India.
The police were reviewing surveillance video in New York and New Jersey and continued to look for clues while trying to understand the choice of location for the bomb: pointedly not Times Square, a commuter hub, train or landmark, which have been targets of terrorism in the past.
At time k, we select the landmark which had the smallest (I−Kk−1Hk−1).
What the battle is about is not the propriety of landmarking, which has been upheld by courts all the way to the United States Supreme Court, but the extent to which the city should exercise its landmarkdesignation powers.
The future of one of Edinburgh's most iconic landmarks, which has been left empty for 50 years, will be determined with a public inquiry later this month.
In the final episode of the series, the actor visits three landmarks which have played a key role in Northumbrian and British history – Hadrian's Wall (Romans), Kielder Water (the biggest man-made lake in northern Europe) and Hexham Abbey (Anglo-Saxon crypts).
