Both July 4ths, almost a century apart, shared the gift of words: in 1776 the historic Jefferson/Adams/Franklin Declaration words were sealed on parchment; in 1862 Lewis Carroll's landmark words were spoken aloud; finally on July 4, 1865, his words were sealed in the first edition of literary classic Alice in Wonderland.
When I interviewed Prof Morris on Wednesday night, he used the word "landmark" repeatedly.
He first performed his landmark routine, "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television," in 1972.
Bill Clinton, Rock Star Pick up any local newspaper here, and one would conclude that Mr. Clinton's visit is groundbreaking, a landmark, and any other word that means really important.
An example of an Independence Day children's book is "O, Say Can You See? America's Symbols, Landmarks, And Important Words" by Sheila Keenan.
He loves the lost, the fading, the "fugitive" as Robert Macfarlane, in his Landmarks, quoted Davidson's word back to him.
Apple has alluded to these twin tracks on material promoting the event, with the words "A landmark event in more ways than one" appearing above an image of a pair of Golden Gate Bridges.
The three R's of historic New York City landmarks, recognizable in one word.
Words like "landmark," "groundbreaking" and "game-changing" are being associated with this.
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