Sentence examples for landmarks as an from inspiring English sources

At 36, Rick Blood had made a place for himself in one of the city's landmarks as an insurance broker at the Aon Corporation.

"This was the first time that the High Court had ratified landmarks as an exercise of the police power analogous to zoning," said Leonard J. Koerner, now the chief assistant corporation counsel, who argued the city's case.

He saw the preservation of historical and architectural landmarks as "an enormously stabilizing force in a city and in a society that's increasingly rootless and in a state of flux".

Taking three related landmarks as an example, geolocation schematic is shown in Fig. 5.

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.

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During a remarkably long career, most of it in Southern California, Longden established numerous landmarks as a jockey.