Sentence examples for landmarks where from inspiring English sources

I want the stores to be public landmarks, where you see things you might see in a museum, I want that credibility".

As in any town, there are landmarks where people may congregate, and for the linebackers coach Bob Sutton the scene resembles a military command post, with streams of intelligence — overhead photographs, wireless radio communication — arriving every second or two.

A few hours later, after Madrid was rejected, disenchantment and sadness spread rapidly among the large crowd that had gathered around Puerta de Alcalá, one of Madrid's landmarks, where local musicians performed before the vote.

The point of the game is to capture the creatures in their "real-life" surroundings, meaning that crowds converge on landmarks where people are found to advance their scores.

In the two and a half minutes that follow, the couple, both 29, do a bicycle and walking tour of their courtship on the Jersey Shore, holding up hand-painted signs at landmarks: where they met, their first kiss and where Mr. Mazza proposed.

Histopathology and ex vivo CT images were aligned using the sea urchin spines with additional anatomical landmarks where available.

Wawel is a national landmark, where kings once held their coronations, and is the cathedral of the Krakow Archdiocese, where Pope John Paul II was once archbishop.

The casual restaurant is tucked into the lobby of the old Alexandria Hotel, a well-worn but charming landmark where Bogart, Chaplin and Garbo once roamed the halls.

White-gloved pomp proffered cheerfully at a newly buffed London landmark, where room rates begin at a royal £239 ($383, at $1.60 to the pound).

The Pragati Maidan, a world-class trade and cultural centre, is another prominent landmark where events and exhibitions of international scale are held throughout the year.

But now would be a good time to recall another community landmark where we once happily did all of those things, and for free: the library.