Sentence examples for landmarks that have from inspiring English sources

In cities like New York, Paris or San Francisco, it can recognize landmarks that have been extensively photographed.

Landmarks that have great historic value have been boarded up, due to a lack of income, meaning operational costs have become too high.

When the first pipes were buried 200 years ago officials kept rudimentary records, but they often refer to landmarks that have long since disappeared.

Think of all the new landmarks that have sprung up around the world in the 16 years since Independence Day was made.

On Mr. Clinton's daytime itinerary are three landmarks that have opened in just the last two years: a stock exchange that is a leader technologically, a world-class museum with inventive display techniques and China's most modern library.

This podcast began two years ago (time for an update?) and traces the histories of antiquities and landmarks that have been destroyed or looted in Iraq, Syria, India and Pakistan.

In daylight, residents emerged to survey buildings, many considered landmarks, that had been left gutted and smoldering.

Taken as a whole, the museum evokes an abandoned city, sprinkled with French Modernist landmarks, that has been taken over and transformed into a wondrous collage.

She described the airport as one of the few Nazi-era architectural landmarks that had survived the war and was then embraced by many Germans, thanks to its role in the Airlift.

There were major landmarks that had to be reached.

By contrast RSC was engaged only when subjects viewed landmarks that had a permanent location and never moved (a finding that has since been replicated— Marchette et al., 2014; Troiani et al., 2014).