Sentence examples for later landmark from inspiring English sources

In discussing it, some mentioned a later landmark in gay history: the Aids crisis of the 1980s.

The announcement that the Philharmonic is returning to its historic home at Carnegie Hall after that hall's remarkable restoration and renovation should not be an occasion to denigrate our later landmark.

A decade later the landmark study by Connors and coworkers was published [7].

Later this year Landmark is planning a public offering on the Tadawul exchange in Saudi Arabia, to raise funds for some of these initiatives.

A month later, Democrats' landmark cap-and-trade bill ― meant to set up a market where companies could buy and sell pollution permits and take a conservative first step toward limiting carbon dioxide emissions ― passed in the House with the promise of spurring $150 billion in clean energy investments and creating 1.7 million good-paying jobs.

A decade later the landmark study by Connors and coworkers was published [ 7].

And though later neorealistic landmarks such as Vittorio De Sica's "Bicycle Thieves" worked exclusively with untrained individuals, "Open City" used two established Italian stars, the great Anna Magnani and Aldo Fabrizi.

Semi-landmarks were recorded as equidistant points along two (for M, M2 and M) or four (for M3) curves that were delimited by extra landmarks, later one transformed as sliding semi-landmarks (SI-Figure  1).

(We were later told that landmark rules required that the original, nonsoundproof windows in some rooms remain in place).

Norman Jay brought a different flavour in the 80s with his Good Times sound system that later became a landmark double decker disco bus.

Her fellow presenter Miriam O'Reilly, who was also dropped, later won a landmark age discrimination case against the BBC when a tribunal ruled that she had been axed because of her age and victimised by management.