Sentence examples for landmarks as a from inspiring English sources
"But landmarks as a more generic term.
During a remarkably long career, most of it in Southern California, Longden established numerous landmarks as a jockey.
The tour began at 17 Bruton Street (the birthplace of Queen Elizabeth II) and proceeded through Mayfair to such landmarks as a branch of the clothing chain Jigsaw (where Kate once worked as an accessories buyer) and the Mahiki night club (Prince William and friends are partial to the Mahiki Treasure Chest, a £125 vat of rum, champagne, brandy, and peach liqueur).
Though deeply tied to New York history -- his great-great-grandfather, Harmon Hendricks, was a celebrated copper merchant on South William Street in the early 19th century -- Mr. Goldstone did not think of himself as an antiquarian but "as one who sees the city's landmarks as a continuity from the past and a commitment to the future".
JERRY ORBACH and SAM WATERSTON, two of the stars of the long-running New York police drama "Law and Order," are among those who have been named living landmarks by the conservancy, which came up with the idea of designating well-known people as living landmarks as a fund-raising gimmick several years ago.
Model-based methods, also known as shape-based methods, consider the face image and the ensemble of facial landmarks as a whole shape.
East Harlem (Saturday) This tour will combine a look at local and historic landmarks, as well as a sampling of dishes found at La Marqueta, the neighborhood's marketplace.
Regardless, the demolition was bittersweet to many, as it signaled the end of a landmark, as much a part of the Ocean State as quahog clams and windswept beaches.
Designed by Lamb & Rich Architects, Main Building is part of a complex that has been designated a New York City landmark as well as a national treasure.
In any case, the tree is quickly becoming a local landmark as well as a sensation on social media.
The area is both a National Historic Landmark as well as a Chicago Landmark District.
