Sentence examples for landmarks that make from inspiring English sources

Ersatz and, at some level, deeply pathetic, the television yule log became one of those mourned New York landmarks that make up the city's shared nostalgia, like the Automat and Ebbets Field.

As Miami Beach prepares for its centennial celebrations this year, I thought it would be interesting to revisit some of the noteworthy buildings and landmarks that make this such a unique destination.

Yesterday, Junior's, a Flatbush Avenue landmark that made its reputation on its cheesecake, opened a 60-seat restaurant in Grand Central Terminal.

However, I cannot think of a landmark that makes me as proud of my native home as our humble Bronze Fonz. 1) It glorifies two men who waged war against the United States.

This past Friday, the Hammer Museum (another landmark that makes a cameo) hosted a sneak preview followed by a Q&A with Dayton, Faris, Kazan, Dano and fellow co-star Chris Messina.

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In August, two federal appeals courts issued landmark decisions that make it much more difficult for these pipelines to survive judicial scrutiny.

"Every city is made up of landmarks that give a city coherence," said Anish Kumar, who teaches urban planning at Drexel University in Philadelphia.

It was the New York Landmarks Conservancy that made him a living landmark in 2009, the same year The New Yorker, in a profile, described his On the Street and Evening Hours columns as the city's unofficial yearbook: "an exuberant, sometimes retroactively embarrassing chronicle of the way we looked".

The larger issue for performers is to present these landmark symphonies in ways that make them sound fresh without resorting to novel interpretive approaches just for the sake of novelty.

From the street, the four clapboard houses (including a landmark 1884 Greek Revival mansion) that make up the Marquesa, 600 Fleming Street, (800) 869-4631, fax (305) 294-2121, www.marquesa.com, look as if they could be in New England.