Sentence examples for make a landmark in from inspiring English sources

It is hard to make a landmark in Los Angeles.

By Paul Goldberger It is hard to make a landmark in Los Angeles.

The building's exterior was made a landmark in 1997.

The building was made a landmark in 1993.

The interior and auditorium, which features plasterwork swags and cartouches and a figure of Athena over the proscenium, was made a landmark in 1987.

Now a dispute has started about the future of the building that housed Lundy's — a Spanish-style colonial with sand-colored stucco and Mission tiles that was made a landmark in 1989.

The Bafta award-winning film maker Brian Woods has also been commissioned to make a landmark documentary on child poverty in Britain.

But Blair picked up the report, which Portes says he regarded as "fantastic" – as did Barbara Roche, then the asylum and immigration minister, who had made a landmark speech in favour of immigration two months earlier, in September 2000.

The field of epigenetics has recently made a landmark entry in the research of forensic sciences as it has a high significance in critical identification and analysis of forensic samples which otherwise contain exactly the same DNA sequences.

It is 200 years since a young girl made a landmark discovery in Dorset.

In saying "Yes" before they had settled on a subject, I picked up in writers' voices and in their emails a yearning to acknowledge and to thank the people who had made a landmark difference in their lives -- to recognize them the best way a fiction writer can, by telling the story of their association.