Sentence examples for landmarks of those from inspiring English sources

A few landmarks of those bygone bohemian days – most recently portrayed in the Coen brothers' film Inside Llewyn Davis, out on 24 January – still exist.

There's an instructive piece in North West Business Insider about the mountain of borrowing which underlay those modern landmarks of the North, the Beetham property company's various towers.

Moreover, several landmarks of the cosmid knot distribution were analogous to those observed in P4 DNA [ 32].

Now landmarks of the yuan's advance appear every week.

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

The landmarks of the families' struggle are well documented now.

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

Pictures including the anatomical landmarks of the SBB are available online (http://www.newyorkbrainbank.org).org

The landmarks of the three images were digitized one time by 100 human operators.

We also used an online UTM-finder to compare groundtruthed UTMs of landmarks to those online and visible in aerial photographs.

And instead I shall come to regard it as one of those musical landmarks of my youth — Top of the Pops, Smash Hits, Our Price — that progress thought best to bulldoze to make way for something faster, bigger, brighter.