Sentence examples for landmarks and will from inspiring English sources

The decision will be made jointly by the city and the state authority for landmarks and will take several more weeks, he said.

But Philip Morris is seeking federal and state tax credits available for the renovation of landmarks and will have to adhere to federal standards for the treatment of historic properties to qualify for them, said Kathleen S. Kilpatrick, the director of the Department of Historic Resources in Virginia.

It will certainly become – is already – a London landmark and will take its place on T-shirts and tourist shows along with Tower Bridge and the Gherkin.

And though the towers are landmarked and will not be torn down, federal and state environmental agencies are insisting that much of the land near them be capped and covered with new soil.

An air of unfinished business hangs over 630 East Sixth Street, a historic building between Avenues B and C that is being renovated and designated a landmark and will be converted into a residence for people with AIDS.

That building's front facade, which now serves as an entranceway for the 39-story tower above, is a designated landmark and will become part of the new stock exchange building under the city's plans.

It is indeed a historical landmark and will always be a part of Houston's history.

For his part, Clinton's rival Bernie Sanders was designated a National Historic Landmark and will soon be fitted with an informational plaque.

The emergence of the new influenza virus will undoubtedly become a public health landmark and will be recorded in the annals of world history.

While the current assembly represents an important landmark, and will serve as a powerful resource for biological analyses, it remains incomplete.

For sensory evaluations, the following landmarks and measurements will be documented: popliteal crease, lateral malleolus, insertion of the Achilles tendon, and midlateral point of the 5th metatarsus.