Sentence examples for landmarks of this from inspiring English sources

Includes the history, food and landmarks of this ethnic neighborhood.

Explore the political landmarks of this former Irish working-class neighborhood.

"WORLD OF OUR FATHERS: THE OLD JEWISH LOWER EAST SIDE" includes the history, food and landmarks of this ethnic neighborhood.

Among the shared landmarks of this terrain are ruins, fields, pits, fringes, relics, buried objects, hilltops, falcons, demons and deep pasts.

Landmarks of this new development were Edmwnd Prys's metrical version of the Psalms and Rhys Prichard's Canwyll y Cymry (1646 72; "The Welshman's Candle"), both written in so-called free metres.

KABUL, Afghanistan — The landmarks of this capital city's new middle class light up a once-restrained night sky — vast and glittering wedding halls with aspirational names like "Kabul-Paris," streetlamp networks, come-hither billboards for energy drinks.

Just to the left of the finish line stood the Sanctuary of the Madonna di San Luca, a domed church that is a landmark of this region.

The first landmark of this period was the uprising of Tudor Vladimirescu (1821) in Walachia against the Ottoman Turks and the return of the national rulers.

And the cover image of the White House looks sinister enough to hint at a pornographic murder in the president's bedroom, in homage to David Baldacci's "Absolute Power" (an unfortunate landmark of this genre), at the very least.

A landmark of this "Persianizing" of Iran was Ferdowsī's epic poem, the Shāh-nāmeh ("Book of Kings"), written entirely in New Persian in a long-couplet form (masnavi) derived from Arabic.

The station not only provides travelers with safe, comfortable and convenient transportation but also serves as the gateway and landmark of this area.