Sentence examples for landmarks of general from inspiring English sources

Most depict New York City landmarks of general or local renown, from the World Financial Center in Lower Manhattan and the Guggenheim Museum to the Harlem branch of the Y.M.C.A., along with some buildings in Benin.

Still, it's a novel that grows more appealing as it goes on, and its consideration of the value and meaning of millenniums, and of human landmarks in general, is evenhanded and pleasantly ironic.

Picture LA: landmarks of a new generation.

Treasury Prices Increase By Reuters Treasury prices rose yesterday as law enforcement warnings of general threats to New York City landmarks enhanced investors' preference for safe government securities.

Barely standing, crumbling and in general disrepair, landmarks of the once bustling hub still dot the landscape.

In 1936, British economist John Maynard Keynes would publish his landmark The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, demonstrating why this strategy could work.

Previous work concluded, in general, that genome segments, often named pathogenicity islands, were the landmarks of pathogenic processes [ 27].

Famous landmarks of New York.

It's the landmarks of Moscow".

"The Landmarks of New York," an exhibition of 90 photographs of New York City landmarks.

Stem rotation was evaluated by comparing the radiologic landmarks of the implant with the femur landmarks.