Sentence examples for landmarks that was from inspiring English sources

"We're trying to ring that alarm bell," said Mr. Scott, whom people here have come to call the Barn Guy for his insistence on trying to save some of Iowa's 50,000 remaining barns, icons that turned up again and again in a guidebook to the state's landmarks that was produced during the Great Depression and has recently been published online.

Landmarks that were famously swept aside endure in surprising ways.

Traversing within a parkway enables the navigator to follow landmarks that are continuously visible.

The task was to remember the spatial location of six landmarks that were explored by touch in a tactile map.

All those other Berlin landmarks that aren't tainted by association with Nazism, Communism, or Germany's imperial past?

Dr. Hubble wrote of measuring shadows and searching "among ghostly errors of measurement for landmarks that are scarcely more substantial".

Many computerised tomography (CT) measurement techniques rely on landmarks that are difficult to reproduce, and none measure all types of mal-positioning in a single protocol.

A society immensely proud of its heritage is allowing the very landmarks that are its witness to disappear at an alarming rate.

Around their slopes are ranged many of the mosques and other historic landmarks that were collectively designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1985.

It has the added scenic benefit of its many remarkable landmarks that are rarely more than a short, Prada-shod stroll away.

"There is not a large percentage of our individual landmarks that are done for purely cultural reasons," Ms. Raab said, "but they are important".