Sentence examples for landmarks would have from inspiring English sources

Some moveable landmarks would have helped a great deal in helping to understand the data.

And without China's one-child policy, this landmark would have arrived 13 years ago.

Yet Brooklyn being the mecca for the literary set that it is, one might have assumed that such a prime literary landmark would have been snatched up by now.

"It's Kathryn Bigelow!" Newspapers and magazines hurried to trumpet this historic landmark; I would have kept it quiet.

But they were never designated a New York City landmark, which would have required the university to secure official permission for the work.

Cameron's aides had been aware for 24 hours that there was a possibility the landmark speech would have to be postponed due to the crisis in Algeria, but throughout the day they said the speech would go ahead.

And because the building, a 19th-century former bank on Union Square East, is landmarked, he would have to get approval from the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission and hire architects and specially licensed contractors.

It would also shorten the time during which applications for landmark designation would have to be reviewed and acted upon and prevent the city from designating local historic districts within single-family residential neighborhoods.

Private preservationists wished that the district boundaries had been stretched to take in a number of already designated individual landmarks, but that would have diminished the ability of the owners to transfer their development rights.

She hoped the implementation of the landmark nuclear deal would have a positive impact on the Syria talks, which have hit a stalemate.

Peace negotiations have been stalled since August, when the government nullified a landmark agreement that would have expanded a Muslim autonomous region.