Sentence examples for landmark writings from inspiring English sources
Amoghavarsha I, eulogised by contemporary Arab traveller Sulaiman as one among the four great emperors of the world, succeeded Govinda III to the throne and ruled during an important cultural period that produced landmark writings in Kannada and Sanskrit.
In college, I read "This Bridge Called My Back," a landmark anthology of writings by radical women of color, with a feeling of great relief.
On Tuesday evening, about 55 people turned out at the Community Church of Douglaston to organize a letter-writing campaign to urge landmark designation for the area and preservation of the house.
Audubon's writings about his explorations, meant to accompany his landmark work, "The Birds of America" (1827-38), is called "Ornithological Biography" — and it isn't always clear if the biography is his or the birds'.
His writings, notably the 1964 book "Bail in the United States" — written with Patricia M. Wald, later a prominent federal appeals court judge — influenced landmark legislation in 1966 that brought what scholars described as greater fairness to federal bail practices.
Few of his writings survive.
None of his writings survive.
